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Valued at 2.9X FY19 book, Yes Bank has a strong earnings growth trajectory ahead. But for the stock to get re-rated, Yes Bank would require a more balanced asset mix (in favour of retail) and “a clean chit from RBI” in the next audit.
Analysts feel if the loan growth comes above 30 percent (34.9 percent in Q2), net interest margin above 3.4 percent (3.7 percent) and slippages fall (Rs 1,989 crore in Q2) then that would be considered positive by the Street.
In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Rajiv Mehta of IIFL Wealth shared his views and readings on ICICI Bank's Q2 numbers and also spoke about specific stocks.
Despite a 34 percent drop in net profit at Rs 2,058 crore from a year ago, the Mumbai-based bank saw its gross non-performing assets (NPAs) in the three month period July-September decreased even as it spiked from a year-ago period.
YES BANK - bad loans have surged as Q2 shows a significant divergence from the Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) assessment to the tune of over Rs 6,300 crore. In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Siddharth Purohit of SMC Institutional Equities shared his views and outlook on the YES BANK’s Q2 numbers.
This is the second time that the RBI, in its annual risk-based supervision, has observed divergences in both the banks’ NPA reporting.
Analysts feel if loan growth comes above 30 percent (against 32.1 percent in Q1FY18), and net interst margin above 3.4 percent (3.7 percent) then that would be considered positive by the Street.
Expectations were running low on account of pre-GST implementation adjustments in the quarter, and overall, the Nifty earnings have not resulted in any incremental negative surprise.
The bank reported better than expected earnings for the quarter ended June 30 mostly on all the key parameters. Brokerages highlighted the improved asset quality as well as cost rationalisation.
It was a quarterly performance that ticked all boxes. Stung by the bad press of the previous quarter’s numbers, Yes Bank seems to have been determined to erase all the memories
Loan growth is expected to be at 25-30 percent in Q1FY18 against 34.7 percent in Q4FY17.
Provisions may witness a slight uptick after the RBI's diktat in June. Positive trends on asset quality will, however, continue with the pace of slippages into NPAs declining for all banks.
Investors wary of the stock after the bank reported better than expected profits, but growth was restricted by higher provisioning and deterioration in asset quality.
In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Ravikant Bhat, Research Analyst at IDBI Capital assessed the Q4 results of Yes Bank and IndusInd Bank.
Provisions are expected to remain elevated but asset quality may be under control.
Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Prakash Diwan said that banks like Yes Bank, IndusInd Bank and Kotak Bank are offering a very different growth trajectory compared to public sector banks.
Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Dipan Mehta, Member of the Bombay Stock Exchange and National Stock Exchange, said that customers had put their faith in these institutions despite domonetisation.
Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Nilesh Parikh, Associate Director at financial services firm Edelweiss Securities, says he expects strong numbers from Yes Bank in the third quarter.
Private sector lender Yes Bank is expected to show strong earnings growth due to continued fall in slippages. Profit is seen rising 20.3 percent year-on-year to Rs 813 crore, according to average of estimates of analysts polled by CNBC-TV18.
Brokerage houses remained bullish on Yes Bank, the private sector lender, after its strong loan growth, stable asset quality and margin performance in July-September quarter.
Prakash Diwan, Market Expert, Altamount Capital Management said that for the next phase of growth to continue with this high decibel expansion addition of new capital is capital.
Private sector lender Yes Bank's second quarter profit is seen rising 26.2 percent year-on-year to Rs 770.1 crore, according to consensus estimates.
Speaking to CNBC-TV18 after Yes Bank reported its quarterly earnings, MD and CEO Rana Kapoor says sectors like agri, renewable energy and small and medium enterprises (SME) are witnessing good credit growth.
If net interest margin comes at or above 3.3 percent, credit cost below 20 basis points, gross non-performing assets below 0.85 percent and loan growth above 25 percent then that will be taken positively by the street, say analysts.
ICICI Bank reported a disappointing fourth quarter result on Friday, where profits fell 76 percent to Rs 702 crore year-on-year (YoY), majorly hit by an exceptional provisioning of Rs 3,600 crore.