Pakistan Banks: Payout constraints increase on new capital requirement
- Details unveiled in the central bank’s latest press release on Domestic Systemically Important Banks (DSIB) are not entirely unexpected. The central bank has designated three banks-HBL, UBL and NBP- as DSIBs and has put requirement for additional capital in the form of CET-I (2% for HBL, 1.5% for UBL, NBP).
- Looking at the capital details in 2017 and earnings outlook for CY18, we reckon all three banks do not face any near-term requirement for raising capital to remain in compliance with new requirement, which are due to come in effect from Mar’19.
- However, we believe the new requirement may restrain cash payout by HBL while room for optimization of RWA may allow UBL to maintain payouts. On the other hand, NBP remains unaffected.
- Post notification of DSIB framework, all eyes are on notification of Deposit Protection Fund (deposit insurance), which may also entail earnings risk for almost all banks
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