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Asia Pacific Banking Industry Outlook
We periodically publish industry outlook by country and by business segments for the region. We cover significant changes in the banking industry and our research analysts provide projections as well.
This document contains the following contents:
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Australia |
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Bangladesh |
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Brunei |
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China |
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Hong Kong |
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India |
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Indonesia |
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Japan |
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Korea |
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Malaysia |
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Pakistan |
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Philippines |
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Singapore |
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Sri lanka |
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Taiwan |
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Thailand |
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Vietnam |
| Market |
Topic |
Content |
Date of publication |
Format |
| Australia |
Country outlook |
Banks will enjoy growth on a strong economy, but will face a highly competitive retail banking environment - financials (tier 1 capital, credit impairment) |
28 December, 2009 |
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| Bangladesh |
Country outlook |
State-owned commercial banks prepare to commercialise as the country readies itself for the introduction of Basel II. |
28 December, 2009 |
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| Brunei |
Country outlook |
The sleepy Bruneian market, staring down an era of stagnancy, has not broken free from oil. |
28 December, 2009 |
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| China |
Country outlook |
The lending boom that is keeping the domestic economy afloat is unlikely to slow considerably in the near-term - financials (non interest income) |
28 December, 2009 |
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| Hong Kong |
Country outlook |
Hong Kong banks have resisted the shaking out that is staring them in the face
- financials (deposit growth) |
28 December, 2009 |
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| India |
Country outlook |
After years of falling market-shares the crisis prompts consumers to seek safety in state owned banks - financials (credit to deposit ratio) |
28 December, 2009 |
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| Indonesia |
Country outlook |
While interest rates are coming down, compressing the country’s broad margins slightly, fundamentals are strong - financials (loans, NPL ratio) |
28 December, 2009 |
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| Japan |
Country outlook |
A busy shaking out in 2009 has changed the playing field significantly, especially for the largest banking group in Asia - financials (credit cost, net income) |
28 December, 2009 |
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| Malaysia |
Country outlook |
Banks remain strong and profitable, although Maybank and the foreign banks have been hit - financials (loans, NPL ratio) |
28 December, 2009 |
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| Pakistan |
Country outlook |
Pakistan’s banks, having made a career of resilience in their home markets, are now on the defensive |
28 December, 2009 |
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| Philippines |
Country outlook |
Despite major economic setbacks in 2009, the financial services industry is rich in initiatives |
28 December, 2009 |
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| Singapore |
Country outlook |
Singapore banks will need to come up with solutions to turn their ample capital into top-line growth - financials (loans, NPL ratio) |
28 December, 2009 |
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| South Korea |
Country outlook |
Against their natures, Korean banks are looking out more than they are looking in - financials (deposits, loans, interest rate) |
28 December, 2009 |
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| Sri Lanka |
Country outlook |
Banks may lose out on opportunities if they cannot solve deep fundamental problems on cost and management - financials (inflation) |
28 December, 2009 |
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| Taiwan |
Country outlook |
Squeezed by business conditions on one side, Taiwan’s banks stand to benefit from a warming of relations with China - financials (stock market capitalization, lending interest rate) |
28 December, 2009 |
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| Thailand |
Country outlook |
Thai banks manoeuvre through the crisis by growing fee income, with benefits from a government stimulus package coming - financials (net profit, profit growth) |
28 December, 2009 |
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| Vietnam |
Country outlook |
A surge in lending, especially to the SME sector, in 2009 can only lead to a flood of capital-raising in 2010 |
28 December, 2009 |
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