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Daily Brief Financials: Japan Post Bank, HSBC Holdings, US 10Y and more

In today’s briefing:

  • Japan Post Holdings To Effectively “Re-IPO” Japan Post Bank (7182 JP)
  • HSBC – Dangling The Dividend
  • Japan Post Bank Possible Placement – Here We Go Again with the US$9bn Overhang
  • US 10yr Yield (USGG10YR): We Have to Focus on the Big Picture (Multi-Year Uptrend)

Japan Post Holdings To Effectively “Re-IPO” Japan Post Bank (7182 JP)

By Travis Lundy

  • Overnight a Reuters article suggested Japan Post Holdings (6178 JP) had started talks to sell a near 30%) stake in Japan Post Bank (7182 JP), the first sale since IPO. 
  • A sale is designed with two aims: 1) the TSE requires a 35% tradable share ratio, and 2) JPH is supposed to lower holdings in JPB to <50% by 2025.
  • This event may include a buyback, and has moving parts, and flows on the back end, but fundamentally a sale would effectively constitute a “re-IPO” of the shares.

HSBC – Dangling The Dividend

By Daniel Tabbush

  • Operating costs moved to USD8.9bn in 4Q22 from USD8.0bn in 3Q22
  • Continued high growth in QoQ credit costs up 33% QoQ in 4Q22
  • Net fee income seems to be shrinking about USD100m quarterly

Japan Post Bank Possible Placement – Here We Go Again with the US$9bn Overhang

By Sumeet Singh

  • Japan Post Holdings (6178 JP) is looking to trim its stake in Japan Post Bank (7182 JP) by a third, as per Reuters. 
  • The deal would be worth around US$9bn and could come as soon as next month.
  • In this note, we talk about the news and take an early look at the possible selldown.

US 10yr Yield (USGG10YR): We Have to Focus on the Big Picture (Multi-Year Uptrend)

By David Coloretti, CMT

  • At TMA we deliver high probability outcomes by focusing on our 3 pillars of technical analysis. •1) Response to key levels. •2) Price action. •3) Momentum confirmation.
  • USGG10YR traded in a perfectly structured downtrend from 1981 to 2020. This downtrend was clearly broken in Q2 2022, confirming a dominant multi-year uptrend.
  • A mere 38.2% retracement of the 1981/2020 downtrend targets 6.24 in the coming 1-2 years. This is our big picture outlook. February may confirm the next leg in this uptrend.

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