Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited (O39.SI) Stock Price

OCBC Bank, formally Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation, is a banking group headquartered in Singapore. Its origins go back to 1932, when three local banks, Chinese Commercial Bank (1912), Ho Hong Bank (1917) and Oversea-Chinese Bank (1919), merged to form OCBC. The shares trade on the Singapore Exchange under the code O39.

The group's official site lists its services as consumer banking, business banking, investment banking, transaction banking and global markets. Private banking is run through Bank of Singapore, asset management through Lion Global Investors and insurance through Great Eastern. Milestones include the 2010 acquisition of ING Asia Private Bank, which was renamed Bank of Singapore, and the 2014 acquisition of the Hong Kong-based Wing Hang Bank. Its key markets are given as Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and Greater China.

Those following the stock usually watch interest rates in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and Greater China, credit quality, developments in the wealth management and insurance arms, and regulatory changes. On the Lzzo.com OCBC Bank page, the price of the shares in Singapore appears with its observation time, together with a price history chart and technical indicators.