Singapore's DBS is adamant that its documentation was clear and that investors were made aware of the risks involved for its failed High Notes 5 structured products, which were backed by Lehman Brothers. DBS, which faces a S$17m ($11.8m) claim from 204 investors, says in its defence case that its documents warned that a credit event could see investors lose their capital, according to the Straits Times . The affidavits were reportedly filed last Thursday by Debbie Lam Thuan Meng, a senior vice
