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Table of Contents
1. Macroeconomy
  1.1. Macroeconomic Indicators
  1.2. Price Indices & Inflation
  1.3. Money Statistics
  1.4. Exchange Rate
  1.5. Employment
2. Population and Household Demographics
  2.1. Population
  2.2. Household Demographics
  2.3. Income Distribution
3. Financial Service Industry Profile
  3.1. GDP Contribution
  3.2. Financial Intermediaries
  3.3. Capital Market
  3.4. Domestic Financing
4. Banking Industry Profile
  4.1. Number of Banking Institutions
  4.2. Average Interest Rate
  4.3. Accounts
  4.4. Commercial Bank Performance
5. Retail Distribution
  5.1. Bank Branches
  5.2. ATMs
  5.3. Electronif Fund Transfer at POS
6. Payment System
  6.1. Credit Card
  6.2. Debit Card
  6.3. Cheques

1. Basic Statistical Data
  1.1. GDP per Capita
  1.2. GNP per Capita
  1.3. Inflation
  1.4. Comparitive yoy change in PPI
  1.5. Unemployment rates
2. Population and Household Demographics
  2.1. Population Age Distribution
  2.2. Household Income
3. Financial Service Industry Profile
  3.1. GDP contribution from finance
  3.2. Capital Raised Equity vs Bond
  3.3. Total Domestic Financing
4. Banking Industry Profile
  4.1. Deposits Interest Rate
  4.2. Commercial Bank Assets as a percentage of GDP
  4.3. Gross NPL ratio of Commercial Banks
  4.4. Bank Loans to Deposit Ratio
  4.5. Tier 1 Capital Adequacy Ratio
5. Retail Distribution
  5.1. Bank Branch Penetration
  5.2. ATM Penetration
  5.3. Average Value per ATM Transaction
  5.4. EFTPOS Penetration
  5.5. Average Value per EFTPOS Transaction
  5.6. Fixed-line Telephone Penetration (per Person)
  5.7. Mobile Phone Penetration
  5.8. Broadband Subscriber Share of Population
6. Payment System
  6.1. Number of Credit Cards per Working Population
  6.2. Credit Card Penetration and GDP per Capita
  6.3. Number of Transactions per Credit Card
  6.4. Average Value per Credit Card Transaction
  6.5. Number of Debit Card per Working Population
  6.6. Number of Transactions per Debit Card
  6.7. Average Value per Debit Card Transaction
  6.8. Number of Cheque Transactions per Working Population
  6.9. Volume of Transactions per Working Population by Payment Instruments

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Research Note
Thailand banks net profits to rebound sharply in 2012
Devastated by the floods in Q3 2011, the Thai economy has bounced back on strong 9.4%YoY reconstruction loans growth, 12%YoY higher fee income and lower tax rates.
Research Note
Moderate profitability of Singapore banks expected in 2012 due to corporate loans and lack of growth opportunities
Although Singapore bank’s bottom line profitability was driven primarily by filling the corporate loan and trade related financing gap left by European banks, DBS’s performance far outstripped its peers in 2011.
Research Note
Hong Kong's economy is expected to slow down to about 5% growth in 2012
Date: Apr 05, 2012
Author: Guan Chen Hao
Categories: China, Databook, Hong Kong, Industry Outlook
Keywords: GDP, Rmb, Bank of China HK, IMF, NIM, Credit Cost
Banking sector will see more opportunities in the area of Rmb trade settlement, the main driver for profit in 2012, but expect a decline in growth momentum due to the weakness in the U.S. economy and the European debt crisis.
Opinion
Asia outlook stable even as China faces limited economic growth
Mark Matthews, head of research Asia, Bank Julius Baer, feels that Asia has a good chance of surviving the current financial crisis nicely, despite dim outlooks for the West.


 

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