House of the year, Singapore: DBS Bank

Asia Risk Awards 2021

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Andrew Ng, DBS Bank

DBS Bank is named Singapore house of the year for the work it has done towards helping its clients transition away from reliance on the Libor benchmark, and for bringing innovative hedging and financing solutions to clients through close cooperation between its regional branches.

“There are two roles for DBS: the intermediation of liquidity and intermediation of risk,” says Andrew Ng, group executive, head of treasury and markets for DBS. “Intermediation is something we’re good at, because we

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