
In today’s briefing:
- SBI Shinsei Bank (8303 JP) IPO: TPX Add in Jan; Global Index: One in May; One in June
- CSI A500 Index Rebalance Preview: Bunch of Changes to Lead to US$1.6bn Trade
- Relative Value in Australian Banks: ANZ/Westpac Overbought; Macquarie/Bendigo to Catch Up
- Asian Stocks Tactical Outlook (Week Nov 17 – Nov 21)
- A/H Premium Tracker (Week to 14 Nov 2025): Beautiful Skew Still Behaving Badly, SOE Pair Hs Better
- Primer: Shinhan Financial (055550 KS) – Nov 2025
- Primer: Monex Group Inc (8698 JP) – Nov 2025
- Primer: Public Bank (PBK MK) – Nov 2025
- Primer: CIMB Group Holdings (CIMB MK) – Nov 2025
- (13 Nov 2025) Randix <2981> — Fisco Company Research

SBI Shinsei Bank (8303 JP) IPO: TPX Add in Jan; Global Index: One in May; One in June
- SBI Shinsei Bank (8303 JP)‘s listing has been approved by the JPX and the stock is expected to start trading on the Prime Market from 17 December.
- At the indicated IPO price of ¥1,440/share, the IPO will raise up to ¥367.6bn (US$2.38bn) and value SBI Shinsei Bank (8303 JP) up to ¥1,290bn (US$8.34bn).
- The stock should be added to the TOPIX INDEX at the close on 29 January while inclusion in global indices should take place in May and June.
CSI A500 Index Rebalance Preview: Bunch of Changes to Lead to US$1.6bn Trade
- There could be 23 changes for the CSI A500 Index at the December rebalance. Turnover is estimated at 2.9% and the round-trip trade is around US$1.6bn.
- There is a fair amount of balance between sectors with Consumer Discretionary and Health Care expected to lose index spots to Industrials, Information Technology and Materials.
- The forecast adds outperformed the forecast deletes from June-September but have given up gains since then. Position in stocks that will have same-way flows from passive trackers of other indices.
Relative Value in Australian Banks: ANZ/Westpac Overbought; Macquarie/Bendigo to Catch Up
- Australian banks’ November earnings triggered sharp and divergent share-price reactions, widening performance dispersion across the sector.
- Based on the most recent moves, ANZ (ANZ AU) and Westpac (WBC AU) appear overvalued versus peers and potentially overbought, while two other banks screen as comparatively oversold.
- Statistical analysis identifies sixteen actionable opportunities for quantitative traders targeting mean reversion plays within the sector.
Asian Stocks Tactical Outlook (Week Nov 17 – Nov 21)
- A tactical snapshot of the Asian indices and stocks we cover.
- Multiple Asian stocks we track are flashing oversold signals—creating tactical long setups worth considerin.
- We find no overbought stocks or indices in Asia at present. US equities show the same pattern, indicating a synchronized global market pullback
A/H Premium Tracker (Week to 14 Nov 2025): Beautiful Skew Still Behaving Badly, SOE Pair Hs Better
- Hs outperformed As on average, slightly, within the AH pair universe. Last week’s reco gained vs the A on the week, but not Monday close to Friday. Stay long.
- There are nine new recos this week after a bunch of trades were closed last week.
- The data tables below update on a daily basis in the Tools section of Smartkarma. The Southbound Flow Monitor and AH Pairs Monitor are both there – free – for all SK readers.
Primer: Shinhan Financial (055550 KS) – Nov 2025
- Shinhan Financial Group is one of South Korea’s largest and most diversified financial institutions, with a strong market position in banking, credit cards, securities, and insurance. Its scale and diversified business model provide a stable earnings base.
- The company is actively pursuing digital transformation and global expansion to drive future growth. Strategic initiatives like the ‘Super SOL’ application and investments in fintech aim to enhance competitiveness against traditional peers and emerging digital players.
- While the company exhibits attractive valuation multiples (low P/E and P/B ratios), it faces key risks from the domestic economic slowdown, potential deterioration in asset quality, particularly from real estate project financing (PF), and intense competition within the South Korean financial sector.
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Primer: Monex Group Inc (8698 JP) – Nov 2025
- Monex Group is strategically positioned at the intersection of traditional online brokerage and the high-growth crypto-asset market through its key subsidiary, Coincheck. This dual focus offers a diversified revenue stream but also exposes the company to significant market volatility.
- The company’s financial performance is highly sensitive to cryptocurrency market fluctuations, as evidenced by volatile earnings and a recent net loss attributed to one-time costs for Coincheck’s Nasdaq listing. However, core operations in Japan and the U.S. remain profitable, supported by strategic partnerships and growing assets under management.
- Facing intense competition and a zero-commission trend in the Japanese online brokerage industry, Monex is focused on expanding its crypto-asset business globally and growing its asset management segment to drive future growth and enhance shareholder value, underscored by a strong dividend payout.
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Primer: Public Bank (PBK MK) – Nov 2025
- Public Bank is a premier Malaysian financial institution renowned for its consistent profitability, prudent management, and strong asset quality. Its core strength lies in the retail and SME banking sectors, where it holds significant market share in residential property, commercial property, and passenger vehicle financing.
- The bank has a long-standing reputation for operational efficiency, consistently maintaining one of the lowest cost-to-income ratios and highest return on equity in the Malaysian banking industry. This is attributed to a deeply ingrained cost-conscious culture and a focus on prudent risk management.
- While fundamentals remain robust, the bank faces headwinds from potential net interest margin (NIM) compression due to the competitive environment. Additionally, recent challenges include a decline in its ESG score and isolated incidents of customer data breaches, which require management focus.
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Primer: CIMB Group Holdings (CIMB MK) – Nov 2025
- CIMB is a leading universal bank in the ASEAN region, with Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, and Thailand as its core markets. Its diversified business model includes consumer banking, wholesale banking, and a strong Islamic banking franchise.
- The bank faces a challenging macroeconomic environment characterized by net interest margin (NIM) compression due to potential policy rate cuts and intense deposit competition. However, this is partially offset by expectations of stable asset quality and potentially lower-than-expected credit costs.
- Strategic execution of its Forward23+ plan, focusing on digital transformation, customer-centricity, and sustainable finance, will be critical for navigating near-term headwinds and driving long-term, profitable growth across its key markets.
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(13 Nov 2025) Randix <2981> — Fisco Company Research
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- Landix Co., Ltd. revised its full-year forecast upward due to strong sales in residential real estate and improved competitiveness.
- The company increased dividends from 42 yen to 47 yen and introduced a commemorative shareholder benefit for its 25th anniversary.
- Landix outlined its medium-term management plan, focusing on breaking away from previous performance metrics.
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