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CLSA Cites Valuation Concerns and NIM Pressure for RBL Bank

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What happened

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RBL Bank shares fell 8 per cent in Tuesday’s trade. This decline occurred despite the bank reporting a 170 per cent year-on-year jump in Q2 net profit. CLSA analysts attributed the drop to stretched valuations and expected near-term pressure on net interest margin (NIM). The bank reported strong FCNR deposit accretion of $3.4 billion, though average CASA growth was muted at 5 per cent year-on-year.

From businesstoday.in

Why it matters

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The analysis by CLSA highlights market concerns regarding RBL Bank's valuation and profitability outlook. The cost of deposits for RBL Bank declined 15 basis points, but noted this rate remains higher than that of other banks, impacting the bank's financial structure.

From businesstoday.in

Who's involved

  • RBL BankIndian private bank that was the subject of the valuation and NIM analysis.
  • CLSAGlobal investment bank that provided the analysis citing stretched valuations and NIM pressure.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • First Abu Dhabi BankSpeculative

    The valuation pressure on RBL Bank might affect the investment value of First Abu Dhabi Bank, in which RBL Bank holds a majority stake.

  • Emirates NBDSpeculative

    Emirates NBD could see its investment returns affected by the valuation pressure on RBL Bank, its subsidiary.

How it developed

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  1. CLSA noted stretched valuations and NIM pressure for RBL Bank.1 source
  2. Both CLSA and Goldman Sachs maintained bearish ratings on RBL Bank.1 source

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