
OCBC's CFO opened the Aug. 6 call with a record first-half net profit, then group CEO Tan Teck Long and unit heads fielded analyst questions.
Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp. (OVCHY) opened its first half 2026 earnings briefing with a record group net profit. CFO Chin Yee Goh said the bank 'delivered a record group net' profit at the start of the Aug. 6 call, before group CEO Tan Teck Long took over.
Tan sat on the panel alongside Bank of Singapore CEO Jason Moo, Global Consumer Financial Services head Sunny Quek, Great Eastern CEO Gregory Hingston and global markets chief Kenneth Lai. The Q&A roster drew sell-side analysts including Nicholas Lord of Morgan Stanley, Chanyaporn Chanjaroen of Citigroup, Jayden Vantarakis of Macquarie Research and Melissa Kuang of Goldman Sachs. HSBC and UBS also appeared on the participant list.
Management took analyst questions after the prepared remarks. The call, which began at 10:30 p.m. EDT, covered OCBC's second-quarter and first-half results for the six months ended June 30.
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