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<ul><li>China’s central bank established a deposit interest rate marketization mechanism in April to encouraging banks to adjust rates based on market signals</li><li>This is the first time the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) disclosed such a mechanism. Banks are to set and adjust deposit rates based on 10-year government bond yield and the one-year loan prime rate, the central bank said Monday in its first-quarter monetary policy report</li><li>The new mechanism is in addition to a so-called self-disciplinary mechanism for the pricing of market-oriented interest rates put in place in 2015</li></ul>

China’s central bank established a deposit interest rate marketization mechanism in April to encouraging banks to adjust rates based on market signalsThis is the first time the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) disclosed such a mechanism. Banks are to set and adjust deposit rates based on 10-year government bond yield and the one-year loan prime rate, the central bank said Monday in its first-quarter monetary policy reportThe new mechanism is in addition to a so-called self-disciplinary mechanism for the pricing of market-oriented interest rates put in place in 2015

PBOC Encourages Banks to Set Deposit Rates Based on Market Signals

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<ul><li>Cover Story: Why is China’s powerful export engine losing steam?</li><li>How a nursing home resident in a body bag was found alive</li><li>Exclusive: Several Chinese regions to delay savings bond issuances to keep Covid at bay</li></ul>

Cover Story: Why is China’s powerful export engine losing steam?How a nursing home resident in a body bag was found aliveExclusive: Several Chinese regions to delay savings bond issuances to keep Covid at bay

CX Daily: Why Is China’s Powerful Export Engine Losing Steam?

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CX Daily: How the War in Ukraine Is Rattling China’s Energy Transition

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Thomas J. Monaco

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Silver Point is a boutique research firm that focuses on the broader financial services sector, with a particular focus on troubled institutions globally. 

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Equity Bottom-Up

Postal Savings Bank of China C / Equity Bottom-Up

*Blowout 3Q21 Results: Established in 2007, Postal Savings Bank of China (1658.HK) [PSB], mainland China’s youngest large commercial bank, reported 3Q21 bottom-line results of CNY 23.5 bn – increasing CNY 3.7 bn (18.6%) linked quarter. Much of the improvement at PSB is due to credit leverage, as loss provisions declined CNY 9.3 bn (54.3%); and*Credit Quality Continues Its Positive Turn, But Reserves More Than Adequate: Net new NPLs did increase CNY 7.8 bn or 61.0% annualized versus CNY 14.9 bn or 116.6% at 2Q21. Despite the increase in net new NPLs, it would appear that PSB’s reserves would remain excessive to the tune of CNY 100 bn or about a year of pre-tax profits – begging the question of why not reverse loss reserves?

*Blowout 3Q21 Results: Established in 2007, Postal Savings Bank of China (1658.HK) [PSB], mainland China’s youngest large commercial bank, reported 3Q21 bottom-line results of CNY 23.5 bn – increasing CNY 3.7 bn (18.6%) linked quarter. Much of the improvement at PSB is due to credit leverage, as loss provisions declined CNY 9.3 bn (54.3%); and*Credit Quality Continues Its Positive Turn, But Reserves More Than Adequate: Net new NPLs did increase CNY 7.8 bn or 61.0% annualized versus CNY 14.9 bn or 116.6% at 2Q21. Despite the increase in net new NPLs, it would appear that PSB’s reserves would remain excessive to the tune of CNY 100 bn or about a year of pre-tax profits – begging the question of why not reverse loss reserves?

Postal Savings Bank of China – Reserve Reversals Expected

*Quarter Highlighted By Weak Credit: Ping An Bank (000001.CH) [PAB], the Ping An Insurance (2318.HK) [Ping An] banking subsidiary, reported 3Q21 results of CNY 11.7 bn – increasing CNY 4.1 bn (55.0%). Don’t shoot off the streamers just yet, credit quality was abysmal and Ping An is seemingly pulling on its bank lever to offset what looks to be another quarter self-inflicted harm  within its investment portfolio;  and *Credit Challenges: By our analysis, we find that credit remains incredibly challenged as net new NPLs are now accelerating at Indian bank pace of CNY 12.4 bn or 159.8% annualized.  Assuming the accelerated credit break in the PAB portfolio continues to remain at its current level, we find that PAB’s reserves remain CNY 19 bn light.

*Quarter Highlighted By Weak Credit: Ping An Bank (000001.CH) [PAB], the Ping An Insurance (2318.HK) [Ping An] banking subsidiary, reported 3Q21 results of CNY 11.7 bn – increasing CNY 4.1 bn (55.0%). Don’t shoot off the streamers just yet, credit quality was abysmal and Ping An is seemingly pulling on its bank lever to offset what looks to be another quarter self-inflicted harm  within its investment portfolio;  and *Credit Challenges: By our analysis, we find that credit remains incredibly challenged as net new NPLs are now accelerating at Indian bank pace of CNY 12.4 bn or 159.8% annualized.  Assuming the accelerated credit break in the PAB portfolio continues to remain at its current level, we find that PAB’s reserves remain CNY 19 bn light.

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PBOC Encourages Banks to Set Deposit Rates Based on Market Signals

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Postal Savings Bank of China – Reserve Reversals Expected

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Thomas J. Monaco

Ping An Insurance – Breaking The Bank

PING AN: PAB reported 3Q21 QOQ growth of 55.0%. Credit quality was abysmal and Ping An is pulling on its bank lever to offset another quarter self...

Thomas J. Monaco

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