HSBC: another view
Further to HSBC: Looking vulnerable, the view from an institutional broker, here’s another view from the Investors Chronicle, a respected retail investor magazine. It says “Buy: HSBC” HSBC’s progress is encouraging. That bodes well for the maintenance of its dividend, which was last cut in 2009. showing the retail emphasis...
HSBC: Looking vulnerable
Because investors are likely to be disappointed: slower revenue growth, no share-buy back and dividend yield could go up (share price falls). JPMorgan Cazenove, a leading UK broker, downgraded HSBC to “underweight” from “neutral” with a 620p target on the back of the bank’s full-year results on Tuesday. Among the broker’s...
The Fall of Net Investment Return Contributions?
Back in 2018, the PAP boasted that the Net Investment Return Contribution (NIRC) has more than doubled from $7b in 2009 to $15.9b in 2018. However, the NIRC for 2019 has dramatically dropped to $3.6b in - which is about half of 2009's NIRC when the world was facing an unprecedented global financial crisis! Under the rules, the...
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