Ho iniziato a guardare (oltre ai TDS) qualche bond (ci sono anche i "non senior")di banche turche (es. TURKIYE IS BANKASI o Akbank, Garanti Bank) sia quelli in $ che quelli (es.
11,5% Türkiye Garanti Bankasi A.S. (2021) - XS1513744091 - Börse Berlin) domestici
Qualcun altro ?
Tutti i caveat si danno per detti.
Intro di un rep di JPM di fine aprile (anteceente alle ultime turbolenze).
Turkish banks
1Q18 earnings: Steaming ahead in rough seas
At a 46%/41% discount to EM peers on 12m fwd P/E and P/B, Turkish banks
offer a significant risk reward as we expect earnings to remain resilient over
2018-19E, but currency stability and lower rates are needed to unlock a
meaningful rerating, in our view. Our top picks remain Garanti and Akbank
on superior profitability (16.1-16.4% 18E RONAV), high capital ratios (14.4-
15.0% CET1), more conservative risk profiles and attractive dividend yields.
Yapi Kredi could surprise on 1Q18 earnings with better core spread evolution
vs peers and stronger asset quality.
1Q earnings preview: We expect aggregate NII to fall ~3.5% q/q mainly
due to lower contributions from CPI linkers, although core spreads likely
remained flattish or even improved for some banks with continued
repricing. We think strong fee growth momentum will continue at all banks
except for Halk, supporting core revenues. Cost of risk could see an increase
at more conservative banks including Garanti due to new inflows of
restructured loans and IFRS 9 implementation. Overall, we believe Yapi
Kredi could surprise this quarter with better core spread evolution vs peers
and decent asset quality trends with lower inflows and strong collections.
We expect VakifBank to post flattish earnings growth mainly on contracting
spreads and lower CPI linker revenues as well as a higher effective tax rate.
FX asset quality back in focus: News reports on FX loan restructuring
requests by large companies including Yildiz and Dogus have brought FX
asset quality back into focus. We provide a scenario analysis simplistically
assuming that 10% of banks’ FX loan books are restructured this year, with
10% general provisioning under IFRS 9. On this basis, our analysis shows
that banks could see an 8-12% drop in earnings, with Akbank least affected.
Additionally, available free provisions offer an important cushion especially
Isbank (TL1.6bn), Garanti (TL 1.2bn) and Akbank (TL700mn).
Early elections do not significantly change banks’ short-term
fundamental picture, in our view. We are yet to see how the new
government will address macro imbalances post the elections. We see high
cost of equity as the biggest burden on Turkish banks’ valuation multiples.
Currency stabilization, lower inflation and resulting lower bond yields
would rerate bank multiples, along with slower loan growth in the short