Research and consultancy, Tabbush Report

Daniel Tabbush

Research and consultancy

Tabbush Report

We provide research and consultancy on Asian banks. Our focus is on what we call “Asian bank research, without the noise.” We are interested in the most critical swing-factors for banks, the NPL and credit cycle, and where we believe there is a gap between perception and reality. We often focus on the less studied components of bank financial statements.  Our research is highly thematic, sometimes examining unlisted banks and companies as a window on mainstream banks. 

Being independent allows us to look at smaller banks, often overlooked by others. Analysis of BIS bank guidelines in the context of Asia, is also a focal point, while we also analyze global banks operating in the region. We use what we believe is the most comprehensive, reliable financials database, SNL Financial. S&P Capital IQ augments our database, with corporate data and CEIC, with economics. 

Asian bank research, without the noise.

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<li>The LA fires are not yet contained, especially in Pacific Palisades, and mortgage loan valuations are at risk</li>
<li>Loan restructurings can reduce yields long term, while there should also be immediate impairments</li>
<li>Many possible negative second order impacts, loan rationing, higher risk-based pricing on marginal loans, increased costs for new loans, and lower collateral values, overall</li>
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The LA fires are not yet contained, especially in Pacific Palisades, and mortgage loan valuations are at risk
Loan restructurings can reduce yields long term, while there should also be immediate impairments
Many possible negative second order impacts, loan rationing, higher risk-based pricing on marginal loans, increased costs for new loans, and lower collateral values, overall


US Banks - Los Angeles Fires Can Drive Loan Restructurings, Impairments, 2nd Order Effects

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<li>Weekly HFD for large US banks shows a profit-positive picture in latest data through 18 December</li>
<li>Loan growth is accelerating in the week and in the past few weeks, with a steady rise in the pace of growth since late November</li>
<li>Where large US banks are growing loans more aggressively, but seeing more negative growth in higher cost Jumbo Deposits, this can be highly positive for core income</li>
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Weekly HFD for large US banks shows a profit-positive picture in latest data through 18 December
Loan growth is accelerating in the week and in the past few weeks, with a steady rise in the pace of growth since late November
Where large US banks are growing loans more aggressively, but seeing more negative growth in higher cost Jumbo Deposits, this can be highly positive for core income


US Banks - Weekly Loans Surge at Large Banks, With -Ve YoY Growth CRE, Jumbo Deposits Down

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<li>US large banks are showing sharply expanding loans in recent weeks, in granular HFD</li>
<li>This comes as their higher cost Jumbo Time Deposits are now showing negative growth</li>
<li>There are positive implications for net interest income, NIM and net profit delta of large US banks</li>
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US large banks are showing sharply expanding loans in recent weeks, in granular HFD
This comes as their higher cost Jumbo Time Deposits are now showing negative growth
There are positive implications for net interest income, NIM and net profit delta of large US banks


US Banks - HFD Shows Sharply Expanding Loans, with Newly Negative Growth in Jumbo Time Deposits

Singapore Market Roundup, Singapore Market Roundup

Singapore Market Roundup

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<li>Morningstar's positive assessment of SGX boosts the company's value, attracting optimism from major financial institutions like Citi, Morgan Stanley, and RHB.</li>
<li>Maybank's decision to maintain a 'buy' rating on Sembcorp and raise its target price follows the company's deal to import renewable energy from Malaysia, indicating confidence in its future prospects.</li>
<li>DBS sells off 54,600 CLINT units for $61,152, suggesting the bank may be reallocating its investment portfolio or adjusting its positions in certain assets.</li>
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Morningstar's positive assessment of SGX boosts the company's value, attracting optimism from major financial institutions like Citi, Morgan Stanley, and RHB.
Maybank's decision to maintain a 'buy' rating on Sembcorp and raise its target price follows the company's deal to import renewable energy from Malaysia, indicating confidence in its future prospects.
DBS sells off 54,600 CLINT units for $61,152, suggesting the bank may be reallocating its investment portfolio or adjusting its positions in certain assets.


Singapore Market Roundup (12-Dec-2024): Morningstar Boosts SGX's Value

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<ul><li>Uncertainty around Trump administration's policies, including deregulation and potential impacts on banking and the economy, may create challenges and opportunities for the banking sector in the next four years</li><li>The US banking sector is expected to remain strong and dominant, with potential growth for top banks like JP Morgan and Wells Fargo.</li><li>The future of banking may see a divide between larger, stronger banks and fewer smaller institutions, with potential changes in the private credit sector.</li></ul><p><em>This content is sourced through publicly available sources and has been machine generated. Information displayed is for general informational purposes only.</em></p>

Uncertainty around Trump administration's policies, including deregulation and potential impacts on banking and the economy, may create challenges and opportunities for the banking sector in the next four yearsThe US banking sector is expected to remain strong and dominant, with potential growth for top banks like JP Morgan and Wells Fargo.The future of banking may see a divide between larger, stronger banks and fewer smaller institutions, with potential changes in the private credit sector.This content is sourced through publicly available sources and has been machine generated. Information displayed is for general informational purposes only.

What Trump’s presidency means for banking

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US Banks - Los Angeles Fires Can Drive Loan Restructurings, Impairments, 2nd Order Effects

Fires in Los Angeles can result in impairments, loan restructurings, other second order effects for banks (and insurance companies), like credit...

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US Banks - Weekly Loans Surge at Large Banks, With -Ve YoY Growth CRE, Jumbo Deposits Down

Weekly HFD data for large US banks is highly positive: loans accelerating, not CRE loans, with less growth in high cost jumbo deposits, and also...

Daniel Tabbush

US Banks - HFD Shows Sharply Expanding Loans, with Newly Negative Growth in Jumbo Time Deposits

US large banks show loans accelerating (but not riskier CRE loans) and with higher cost Jumbo time deposit growth now turning negative in new...

Daniel Tabbush

Singapore Market Roundup (12-Dec-2024): Morningstar Boosts SGX's Value

Morningstar's positive assessment of SGX boosts the company's value, attracting optimism from major financial institutions like Citi, Morgan...

Singapore Market Roundup

What Trump’s presidency means for banking

Uncertainty around Trump administration's policies, including deregulation and potential impacts on banking and the economy, may create challenges...

Behind the Money

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