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Friday, March 23, 2012

Mar 23 - Net Profit of Minsheng Banking Increases 58.81%; Agricultural Bank Increases 28.5%


+       On March 22, China Minsheng Banking Co., Ltd. (600016.SH, 1988.HK) released its 2011 annual report, showing that net profit attributable to shareholders from the parent company was CNY 27.92 billion, a 58.81% year-on-year increase; earnings per share (EPS) increased CNY 0.39 year-on-year to CNY 1.05 and the average return on assets increased 0.31 percentage point to 1.4%.
+       On the same day, the Agricultural Bank of China Ltd. (601288.SH, 1288.HK) also released its 2011 annual report, showing that the company’s net profit increased 28.5% to CNY 12.2 billion. At the end of 2011, the bank’s capital adequacy ratio was 11.94%, core capital adequacy ratio was 9.5%, and provision coverage was 263%. Outstanding non-performing loans totaled CNY 87.4 billion, leading to a non-performing loan ratio of 1.55%.

The growth of loans and deposits in MSB and ABC has been declining since 2009. At the same time, the net margin interests have grown steadily.


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Other News Headlines:
n  Treasury Deposit Bid Rate at Record High
n  Net Profit of Minsheng Banking Increases 58.81%; Agricultural Bank Increases 28.5%
n  China Unicom: 2011 Revenue Exceeds CNY 200 Billion, Net Profit Up 14%
n  Geely’s Net Profits Increased by 13% YoY to CNY 1.54 Billion in 2011
n  Tingyi (Cayman Islands): 2011 Net Profit Reaches USD 419.5 Million

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Thursday, March 15, 2012

Mar 15 - CBRC Raises Loan-to-Deposit Ratio Target to Encourage Lending


Source: Netease, ChinaScope Financial (Data)
+       Sources say that the China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) is increasing the 2012 loan-to-deposit ratio target for the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) to 63%. The targets for two other banks have also been raised, but these details were not disclosed.
+       China’s banking regulations limit bank lending to 75% of deposits. In 2011, the CBRC developed more detailed loan-to-deposit ratio restrictions for selected banks in order to control credit expansion.

To stimulate credit supply, CBRC has set a higher LDR target for state-owned banks

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Other News Headlines:
n Premier WEN Reiterate That Housing Policies Will Not be Relaxed
n Total Electricity Consumption in Feburary Increased 22.95% YoY
n CBRC Raises Loan-to-Deposit Ratio Target to Encourage Lending
n Pinggao Electric Wins Bid for State Grid’s UHV Project
n Tencent’s Revenue in Q4 2011 Increased 43% to CNY 7.92 Billion

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