
Singapore`s United Overseas Bank (UOB) reported on Friday its earnings for the fourth quarter slipped 6.2 percent on-year to 739 million Singapore dollars ($521.75 million).
Full-year non-interest income slipped 1.6 percent to S$3.07 billion, with trading and investment income falling 8.1 percent on lower earnings from the sale of investment securities, offset by higher trading income.
UOB proposed a final dividend of 35 Singapore cents a share, bringing the total dividend payout for the year to 70 Singapore cents, down from 90 Singapore cents in 2015.
But fee and commission income rose 10.6 percent to S$531 million on higher credit card and wealth management fees.
Like its two Singapore peers, OCBC and DBS, UOB reported a hit from its oil and gas industry exposure.

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