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Instead, shareholders were given the option of receiving the remaining dividends for 2020 in shares.\nIHS Markit said in a report released earlier this month that dividend payouts for DBS, OCBC and UOB are expected to make a \"strong comeback\" this year due to the banks' strong capital positions and improving economic outlook.\nThe data analytics company predicted that the three banks could increase DPS by as much as 40 per cent on average this year.\nRating agency Moody's expects DBS, OCBC and UOB, to increase dividend payments to pre-pandemic levels of around 50 per cent of their net income.\nIn 2019, OCBC registered a dividend payout ratio of 47 per cent, while UOB maintained a dividend payout ratio policy of about 50 per cent of earnings. 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