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Market Chatter: Sun Hung Kai Properties Lends HK$23 Billion Through Credit Facility
Sun Hung Kai Properties (HKG:0016) borrowed HK$23 billion through a credit facility with 23 banks, among them BOC Hong Kong (Holdings) (HKG:2388), The Standard reported Wednesday. The lending facility
Can banks actually benefit from the “four arrows going hand in hand” in real estate finance? Industry: Both people, real estate, and money are involved, and the impact on asset quality is better than pricing
Xiao Feifei, chief banking analyst at CITIC Securities, believes that in terms of current real estate finance logic, quality is more important than pricing.
Minsheng Securities: Bank AH Shares High Premium Nuggets H Shares High Dividends
Bank AH share premiums are still at historically high levels. On the one hand, tax policy expectations are improving, and premiums are expected to subside with financial support. On the other hand, the discount on H shares also brings dividend advantages. At the same time, it is also necessary to consider the relative disadvantages of liquidity and settlement efficiency in the H share market.
Is the collective “breaking” spell of listed banks expected to be broken? The net ratio of CMB and Changshu rebounded to 0.94. Industry: If it can break through, it will be beneficial to replenish capital
On May 16, the Financial Services Association reporter noticed that the net market ratio of China Merchants Bank and Changshu Bank had rebounded to 0.94, and it was just around the corner from getting rid of the “broken” hat. The net stock market ratios of many other banks have also returned above 0.9, with Bank of Ningbo and Bank of Chengdu reaching 0.92 and 0.91 respectively. However, before this round was triggered, the net market ratio of the 42 A-share listed banks once collectively fell below 0.9.
Express News | China Galaxy Securities: Continue to be optimistic about the allocation value of the banking sector
Express News | CICC: In the medium to long term, the opportunities outweigh the risks in the medium to long term, and may still be dominated by structural opportunities in the short term
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