Morgan Stanley
India Banks
The Coming Collapse of Margins, Cutting Price Targets By 20-30 Per Cent
Sharp revenue slowdown ahead for SOE Banks- Market is expecting some NIM compression; we expect it to fall by between 40-70 bps. The NIM compression is likely to lead to PPoP growth in single digits after the 40%+ growth in F11. SOE Bank F12E multiples have moved up to 11.1x P/E and 1.6x P/BV – these will likely be under pressure as revenues disappoint. We are cutting ratings on SBI, PNB, BOB, BOI and Canara to UW and Union, Corp and OBC to EW. The bias is likely to be negative over next 6-9 months. On a relative basis, we like ICICI Bk and HDFC Bk among Indian banks.
Deposit repricing + asset yield stickiness to cause
Margin collapse –
A major cause of NIM expansion was the spike in bond spreads (due to an asset/liability mismatch, bond spreads widened appreciably when funding costs fell), which is likely to unwind. Moreover, we expect loan spreads to narrow, as most of the lending rate increase is already reflected in NIM's. Plus, the process of right sizing LD ratios (with 9%+ cost deposits) will also exert pressure on NIM's. This will significantly slow revenue growth and, with costs fairly inflexible, we forecast PPOP growth in single digits.Asset quality must be watched closely
Slowing revenue growth and risks to asset quality are rising – we would not be surprised if stocks trend towards our bear cases for SOE banks. We
would turn positive if the macro outlook improves –lower inflation and hence rates. Long term these are good stocks to own, but cyclically in a tough spot.
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Nothing in this article is, or should be construed as, investment advice.
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