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Have Malaysian Banks Lost Their Shine?

Nabil Thoo, Research Analyst, RHB Investment

08-Dec-22 09:15

Have Malaysian Banks Lost Their Shine?

The Banking sector has been one of the outperformers and more resilient sectors on Bursa Malaysia this year as the KL Finance Index is up 6.8% versus broader FBMKLCI decline of 6%. This has been lifted by a series of cumulative OPR hikes resulting in better Net Interest Margins and in turn Return on Equity However, competition in the banking space is also getting more intense especially in CASA. With the pace of rate hikes likely tapering off, will banks lose their shine as investors shift to other higher beta sectors? For insights, we speak to Nabil Thoo, Research Analyst at RHB Investment Bank.


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Produced by: Chong Tjen San

Presented by: Wong Shou Ning, Chong Tjen San


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