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DBS and Samsung Securities ink wealth MOU for mutual market access

DBS clients will be able to invest in Samsung Securities’ solutions.

DBS has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Samsung Securities for a wealth management partnership.

DBS clients will be able to invest in solutions offered by Samsung Securities.

Samsung Securities clients, meanwhile, will be granted access to DBS’ multi-asset global wealth solutions.

Both companies will provide advisory services for their clients’ global wealth management needs.

DBS and Samsung Securities will also work together in areas such as joint learning and innovation development in artificial intelligence (AI) and thought leadership in wealth management.

 

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