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DBS CEO Tan Says Market Is Repricing Risks on AI Financing

Bloomberg Technology Monday 12 October 2026, 01:07 UTC By Rthvika Suvarna 1 min read
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DBS CEO Tan Says Market Is Repricing Risks on AI Financing The market is repricing the risks around investments related to the buildup of artificial intelligence that could lead to more discipline in financing, according to DBS Group Holdings Ltd. Chief Executive Officer Tan Su Shan. “The market has spoken,” Tan said in an interview with Bloomberg Television on Monday.

DBS CEO Tan Says Market Is Repricing Risks on AI Financing The market is repricing the risks around investments related to the buildup of artificial intelligence that could lead to more discipline in financing, according to DBS Group Holdings Ltd. Chief Executive Officer Tan Su Shan. “The market has spoken,” Tan said in an interview with Bloomberg Television on Monday. “It’s not a bad thing because now, people are asking for higher returns, and people are also looking at structures. They’re making sure that whatever money is now being hoovered into the whole AI capex ecosystem will lead to some kind of long-term ROI that can then be repaid back to debt or bond or equity holders.”
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