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Pinnacle
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02-Jul-2007 11:16
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Banking Sector -Overweight May-07 stats: Loan growth dips to 8.7% y-o-y Loan growth dipped to 8.7% y-o-y and 2.7% q-o-q in May-07, still at the highest point prior to achieving 10% y-o-y growth the last two months. Despite that, acceleration in growth continued for consumer loans at 4.7% y-o-y and 1.7% q-o-q (Apr-07: +4.2% y-o-y; +1.4% q-o-q), with housing loans growing their highest at 5.9% y-o-y and 2.7% q-o-q (Apr-07: +4.8% y-o-y and +1.9% q-o-q). Construction loans continued double-digit growth at 19.0% y-o-y and 8.8% q-o-q (Apr-07: 26.7% y-o-y and 8.7% q-o-q). Deposits continued their pace at 24.7% y-o-y and 6.9% q-o-q, slightly slower than Apr-07 which grew 26.3% y-o-y and 7.7% q-o-q. Meanwhile, LD ratio was marginally lower at 67.1% from 67.9% the previous month.
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Pinnacle
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26-Jun-2007 10:49
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1st half year report should be very positive... has potential to hit $10 after report released... This is the most affordable of the 3 major banks... Buy on current weakness and wait for windfall... |
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Pinnacle
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26-Jun-2007 10:42
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Vickers upgrade the banking sector to Overweight from Neutral as they believe there's potential for Singapore banks to outperform the market, with stronger-than-expected loan growth in 2H07. Project 2007 loan growth at 10% y-o-y and earnings to grow 18% y-o-y. Loan growth momentum has been accelerating over March and April 07 to the 10% mark y-o-y, and expect such trends to continue, particularly in housing and construction. Robust construction activities and private residential sectors are a boon to the banking sector. |
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Pinnacle
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25-Jun-2007 09:49
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BUY call from DBS Vickers. Sustainable growth with regionalisation catalyst BUY; S$9.35; Price Target : 12-month S$ 10.20 (Prev S$ 9.75) Story: Sustainable earnings growth and ROE. Focus on regional expansion in China and Indonesia. Point: Expect NIM to remain strong, backed by non-interest income. Capital management would mainly be focused on share buy back rather than special dividends. Relevance: Maintain Buy with target price upgraded to $10.20 (from $9.75) based on Gordon Growth Model. As almost all of its profits are derived from the two key markets (Singapore and Malaysia), we see regional expansion a crucial element for growth and diversification as well as a catalyst for re-rating. |
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EastonBay
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15-May-2007 10:42
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revisiting the local bank merger.. ---- Banks feel no urge to merge for now. while it can never be ruled out - seems unlikely to take place in the near term, banking chiefs say. Record profits, the way the banks have charted a regional growth path, and the healthy state of developments in the banking sector mean that there is little pressure for the three local banks to merge. And three local banks may not be too many for Singapore, given the growing economy and the government's plans for a future population of more than 6 million people, said Wee Ee Cheong, chief executive of United Overseas Bank (UOB), who is also chairman of the Association of Banks in Singapore. (BT 15May) Another round of domestic banking consolidation -DBS, UOB, OCBC chart own course for regional growth. All three Singapore banks share regional ambitions, but getting there is where they differ. While DBS Bank's ambitions span the whole of Asia and it remains on the lookout for sizeable acquisitions, both United Overseas Bank (UOB) and OCBC Bank are more focused on South-east Asia and consolidating what they already have. Several years of acquisitions and expansion have resulted in overseas earnings now accounting for a significant share of the three banks' profits - DBS's offshore units contributed 35% to group earnings in 2006, for UOB it's 32.5% and 34% for OCBC. It is how to go from here that the banks differ. (BT) |
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EastonBay
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02-May-2007 18:35
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adobepie, pei4-fu2 (admiration!). The Standchart way is likely and made sense. |
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alexmay
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02-May-2007 17:08
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If my memory is right, the old man once said we should only have 2 banks. But hows" a merger going to be done is anyones guess, if there is one. Still vested waiting for some goodies to be announced on the 9May |
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adobepie
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02-May-2007 17:03
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eastonbay:....i don't think it's possible to three tigers on one mountain; that's why i rule out a uob/ocbc collaboration;...as for a dbs/ocbc (also unlikely) as it may well too sensitive (we have seen how the dbs/oub wayang turned out to be); a better bet would be dbs buying up temasek 15% stake in stanchart....as for regulatory or other red tapes, i believe they could be bend to accomodate the situation should such a need arises.... |
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EastonBay
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01-May-2007 11:46
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adobepie, good pt. It didn't cross my mind that the takeover could be by a top foreign bank. Somehow influenced by the takeover of OUB by UOB, so it was one tracked mind of local taking over local. Not sure, but think although foreign banks can flex their finanical muscles in such takeover bid, are there any (regulatory or other) obstacles they might face in a protected local financial market? Just pt to ponder. |
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adobepie
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01-May-2007 10:55
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EastonBay: ocbc is well managed and has an established regional network; however lack the resources to go global (in order to complete and survive)....an ideal target for a takeover by a top foreign bank. |
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goldcarps
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30-Apr-2007 21:11
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Just guessing, looks like OCBC is testing the 50 MA, the 14 days ADX is downslopping indicating a loss of trend. Maybe those banks writing the covered warrant is unwinding some of the stock hedges.Experienced forummers any comments? goldcarps |
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winner80
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30-Apr-2007 00:00
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Dear TA gurus, Could you kindly advise the TA trend for OCBC? Weird that OCBC is declined while the other banks are advancing... Thanks! |
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EastonBay
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29-Apr-2007 23:45
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adobepie, why do you think there could only be two local banks left? My thought: when singapore had 3 million people, we had 4 banks. Now 4 million, 3 banks. With the aim to increase population to 6 million, I think the market is big enough for 3 banks. Not forgetting these banks are all into regional market (though not too successful yet). |
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adobepie
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29-Apr-2007 09:10
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just me view...eventually there could only two local banks left....if i can afford will certainly load more at $9 and then hold on for a few years...and wait for the merger to come |
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alexmay
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29-Apr-2007 00:01
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OCBC is funny, first the had a share split, then they stared to do share buy back, in the recent meeting, it had gotten a mandate to issue up to 20% of the issued ordinary share. Why are they going thru this exercise, whats cooking? I would put on hold. Just a thot. |
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dxxxxxxd
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28-Apr-2007 09:33
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There has been a recent mixed views from analysts. One analyst issued a downgrade to underperform :( cannot remember the details. I doubt it can break $10. $8.5-9.6 are reasonable ranges. |
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terencefok
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27-Apr-2007 15:41
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Anyone knows why OCBC has been falling this few days, even for yesterday when UOB and DBS has gone up? |
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jipuo1
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18-Apr-2007 15:25
Yells: "Get Rich Slow or one can get poor quick" |
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Subprime woes seen as well contained and forms only a small portion of US economy (Mr Alan Greenspan) according to recent reports. |
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IIIIII
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08-Apr-2007 20:49
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jipuo, can you kindly share what you trying to tell us |
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jipuo1
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08-Apr-2007 17:22
Yells: "Get Rich Slow or one can get poor quick" |
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Emotions. Trade with caution. Subprime woes not really over yet. 2 cents worth... |
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