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Dave Nicoski ... (+2)
  • Dave Nicoski
  • Ross LaDuke

Vital Signs: Actionable charts

In this product we rank the most positive and negative domestic stocks, filter the symbols by market-cap and trading volume, and then divide the companies into sectors and groups. We then manually look through charts leadership/changes, bottoms-up/top-down ideas, short-term patterns that may have long-term significance, etc. We believe you will find this product valuable as significant price and relative moves begin in the daily charts.

Sid Rajeev
  • Sid Rajeev

Equity Metals Corporation (TSXV: EQTY / OTCQB: EQMEF) – Drilling Expan...

Fundamental Research Corp has issued a report entitled “Drilling Expands Resources by at Least 30%” and dated Feb 16, 2024. The full report is now at

Marine Leleux ... (+3)
  • Marine Leleux
  • Maureen Schuller
  • Suvi Platerink Kosonen

Bank Brunch/Qatar sells down Barclays, Moody's negative on banks, Nove...

Barclays set to lose one of its anchor investors. Negative outlook for global banks in 2024 from Moody's. Covered bond supply reaches €11bn in November. Bank bond performance overview

Sid Rajeev
  • Sid Rajeev

Equity Metals Corporation (TSXV: EQTY / OTCQB: EQMEF) – Reaches Milest...

Fundamental Research Corp has issued a report entitled “Reaches Milestone of 1 Moz Gold Equivalent Resource” and dated December 22, 2022. The full report is now at

Faith Mwangi
  • Faith Mwangi

Diamond Trust Bank: Underwhelming 9M 21 performance as investors remai...

UNDER-PRICED AS INVESTORS SEEK UP-TURN IN KEY STRATEGIC ELEMENTS DTB Group is trading at a PB of 0.2x, a significant discount to the industry average of 1.0x. This is against an ROE of 9.8x for 9M 21. The discounted levels offer an attractive entry point for investors, but the bank does not attract interest because of: 1. DTB's relatively weak net interest margin. Although this has always been an issue for the bank due to preferential pricing for its affiliates, it no longer has the above-se...

Faith Mwangi
  • Faith Mwangi

Absa Kenya: 9M 21: Bank hits management ROE target of 20%; new level s...

ABSA Kenya has released its 9M 21 results, which see EPS jumping to KES1.52 from KES0.35 in 9M 20. The key performance drivers include: 1. The exclusion of separation costs following the completion of the rebranding programme. In 9M 20, separation costs accounted for 36% of PBT; 2. Loan loss provision charges decreased 55% yoy, further lifting earnings; 3. Operating costs declined 3% yoy; and 4. Revenue was still weak on a lower net interest margin (50 bps decline qoq) and ...

Faith Mwangi
  • Faith Mwangi

Kenya Banks: Sector Q3 21 PBT jumps 68% yoy, and outlook for Q4 is pos...

Kenya banks' sector-wide profit before tax (PBT) grew 68% yoy in Q3 21, according to the latest data from Central Bank of Kenya. On a cumulative 9M 21 basis, PBT increased 63% yoy. Of our covered banks that have released results, KCB Group leads the pack with a 131% yoy jump in 9M 21 PAT, Equity Group comes in second with a 78% yoy increase and Co-op Bank comes in third with a 19% yoy rise. Some key trends in Q3 21 earnings performance include: 1. Improved asset quality with industry NPL rati...

Faith Mwangi
  • Faith Mwangi

Cooperative Bank: Reiterate Hold, despite strong 9M 21 revenue perform...

Co-op Bank has released its 9M 21 results, with EPS increasing 19% yoy to KES1.98. Revenue performance was positive on the back of stability in margins and positive non-interest revenue growth. Profit before provisions increased 26% yoy. Earnings, though, were weighed down by increased operating costs, which pushed up the cost/income ratio above that of peers and increased loan loss provision charges. This is unlike the trend seen in Equity Group and KCB Group results, whose earnings were bo...

Faith Mwangi
  • Faith Mwangi

Kenya banks: Lucrative SME potential undercut by low yields and asset ...

The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has released a new study on small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), already an important sector for Kenyan banks but one with a great deal of growth potential. Our key takeaways on what the report means for the banks we cover: 1. SME SEGMENT ACCOUNTS FOR 20% OF INDUSTRY LOANS, BUT THERE IS UNTAPPED POTENTIAL The management teams of the Kenyan banks we cover argue that the SME sector is the next growth frontier. In our view, though, the majority of their loan...

Faith Mwangi
  • Faith Mwangi

Kenya Commercial Bank: 9M 21 – impressive results and management's 202...

We reiterate our Buy recommendation on KCB Group with an unchanged target price of KES54.0 KCB released 9M 21 results posting a 131% yoy jump in PAT, which we see as positive results. As expected, the 53% yoy decline in loan loss provision charge boosted performance. Revenue performance was poorer than expected, with fee and commission income failing to deliver the expected growth to make up for shrinking net interest margins. On the positive side, there was an improvement in asset quality,...

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