Summary Saigon - Hanoi Commercial Joint Stock Bank - Company Profile and SWOT Analysis, is a source of comprehensive company data and information. The report covers the company's structure, operation, SWOT analysis, product and service offerings and corporate actions, providing a 360˚ view of the company. Key Highlights Saigon - Hanoi Commercial Joint Stock Bank (SHB) is a provider of personal and corporate banking products and services. The bank provides personal banking products such as per...
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Moody's Ratings (Moody's) has today affirmed Military Commercial Joint Stock Bank's (MB) Ba3 local currency (LC) and foreign currency (FC) long-term (LT) bank deposit and issuer ratings, as well as its ba3 Baseline Credit Assessment (BCA) and Adjusted BCA. At the same time, we have affirmed MB's B...
In Q2/2023, MBB experienced a slowdown in its primary revenue sources within the backdrop of the industry's general difficulties, with a total operating income (TOI) of VND 11.5 trillion (+3% YoY). Net interest income (NII) was the driving force with a 6% growth, reaching VND 9.4 trillion and contributing 82% total income. For the first half of 2023, TOI and PBT amounted to VND 23.4 trillion (+3% YoY) and VND 12.7 trillion (+7% YoY), respectively, completing 49% of the guideline. Moving into ...
Moody's Investors Service has affirmed Military Commercial Joint Stock Bank's (MB) Ba3 long-term (LT) foreign currency (FC) and local currency (LC) bank deposit and issuer ratings, its Ba2 LT FC and LC Counterparty Risk Ratings (CRR), its ba3 Baseline Credit Assessment (BCA) and Adjusted BCA, as wel...
1Q23 results witnessed a cooled off momentum across all sources of income, resulting in a modest top-line growth of 3% YoY. Net interest income reached VND 10.2 tn (or USD 433 mn), up by 22% YoY and continued to expand its contribution to total operating income amid challenges on the service activities front. Meanwhile, non-interest income dropped 20% QoQ and 48% YoY. PBT grew by a greater extent compared to TOI, +10% YoY, ending at VND 6.5 tn (or USD 276 mn) owing to credit cost reductions. ...
4Q22 results witnessed a top-line growth of 16% YoY as the core income source sustained its momentum to reach VND 9.6 tn (or USD 0.4 bn), up by 34% YoY and accounted for 79% of total operating income. NFI declined 9% YoY to VND 1.2 tn (or USD 50mn). Despite the decline of 28% YoY in non-interest income growth, MBB recorded total operating income of VND 11.8 tn (or USD 490mn, 16% YoY) in 4Q22, favorably contributing to the bottom-line growth. On top of that, credit cost was the most notable fac...
· PBT of parent bank reached VND14,500 billion in 8M2022, compared to nearly VND10,000 billion in the same period last year. Total PBT of subsidiaries were nearly VND2,000 billion in 8M, of which MCredit reached nearly VND800 billion. · High credit growth and NIM’s expansion drove earnings growth. · Asset quality and risk costs were well-controlled but pressures are rising. · Increasing risk to be awared with high exposure in sectors that related to rea...
We remain positive on Vietnam equities in the long term due to the following structural catalysts: better domestic demand, companies’ earnings prospect, economic activities and FDI inflows on the back of broader economic reopening and fiscal stimulus package disbursement. These factors will provide an efficient buffer against higher, albeit in control, inflation and external risks namely geopolitical uncertainties and slowing global growth. We also see upside potential from the perspective of...
The consumer finance segment of the group has expanded to make up c6% of the consolidated loan book. Despite the growing contribution of riskier segments, we expect operating costs control and easing credit cost margin to prevail to contribute significantly to earnings growth in the 2022-2023 period. Notwithstanding the potential of exclusive quota granted, we conservatively factor in 26% consolidated credit growth in 2022. We have a 2022-2023 PBT forecasts at VND21.8tn (US$948mn, 32% yoy) a...
The Russia-Ukraine war and US and European sanctions on Russia have raised concerns about the risk of a global supply chain disruption, especially since Russia and Ukraine are two major exporting countries in terms of metal products, fertilisers, agricultural products and oil and gas. This has pushed prices of commodities, which have been on a significant rally during the two years of the pandemic, once again back to its peak. Speculation on commodity prices has led to a rapid and strong incr...
In November, we expect the market to continue its upward trajectory thanks to the clearer resumption of economic activities in Q4 21 with the government’s support package being the main driving force to enhance market movement. However, short-term volatility is possible from a correction following the strong rally in Q3 business results due to the abundance of capital flows in the market. We predict the VN Index to move in the 1400-1500 range. CLEAR RESUMPTION OF ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES IN Q4 21 ...
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