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HANG SENG BANK-R
80011.HK
Hang Seng Bank Limited, together with its subsidiaries, provides various banking and related financial services to individual, corporate, commercial, and small and medium sized enterprise customers in Hong Kong, Mainland China, and internationally. It operates through five segments: Wealth and Personal Banking, Commercial Banking, Global Banking, Global Markets, and Other. The company offers personal and business banking services, current and savings accounts, time deposits, mortgage and personal loans, credit cards, insurance, and investment. It also provides corporate lending, trade and receivable finance, payments and cash management, treasury and foreign exchange, general and key-person insurance distribution, investment, and corporate wealth management services; and financial solutions to corporate and institutional client comprising general and transaction banking, corporate lending, deposits, and cash management.
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Diversified BanksIndustry
Industry Ranking14/21
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    • ROE8.52%B
    • Profit Margin44.88%A
    • Gross Margin0.00%E
  • Growth ScoreD
    • Revenue YoY-3.72%D
    • Net Profit YoY-16.69%D
    • Total Assets YoY4.68%C
    • Net Assets YoY0.74%C
  • Cash ScoreD
    • Cash Flow Margin238.52%C
    • OCF YoY-3.72%D
  • Operating ScoreE
    • Turnover0E
  • Debt ScoreA
    • Gearing Ratio0.00%A

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    Hang Seng Bank Among First to Implement Offshore Renminbi Repurchases

    Hang Seng Bank has become one of the first banks to implement offshore renminbi repurchase agreements, launching on February 10. This initiative uses eligible onshore bonds under the Northbound Bond Connect scheme as collateral to enhance offshore renminbi liquidity. The move is part of new policy measures by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority and the People's Bank of China aimed at strengthening financial connections between Hong Kong and mainland China.

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    The Hong Kong stock market fell by more than 100 points in the late session, with a turnover exceeding HKD 350 billion

    Hong Kong stocks fell in the afternoon, with the Hang Seng Index's earlier gains expanding to over 660 points, reaching a high of 22,523 points, a new high in over 4 months. It later retraced, reporting 21,754 points, down 103 points, a decline of 0.47%, with the main board turnover exceeding HKD 350 billion. The Technology Index reported 5,204 points, down 76 points, a decline of 1.45%

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    The Hang Seng Index breaks through the 22,000-point mark, reaching a high not seen in over 4 months

    The Hang Seng Index broke through 22,000 points, reaching a high of over 4 months, peaking at 22,170 points, an increase of 1.17%. The technology index rose over 2%, with Alibaba and Meituan up nearly 4%, and ALI HEALTH rising over 8%. Financial stocks showed mixed performance, with AIA up nearly 4%, HSBC up nearly 1%, while Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing and HANG SENG BANK fell nearly 1%. Oil stocks, local real estate, and domestic property stocks were under pressure, with BYD Electronics down over 3%

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    Understanding the Market | Hong Kong bank stocks rose in the afternoon, with BOC Hong Kong up over 5% and Hang Seng Bank currently up nearly 4%

    Hong Kong bank stocks rose in the afternoon. As of the time of writing, BOC Hong Kong was up 5.1%, trading at HKD 26.8; Hang Seng Bank rose 3.56%, trading at HKD 103.2; STANCHART increased by 2.36%, trading at HKD 108.5; and HSBC HOLDINGS was up 0.54%, trading at HKD 84.25. Morgan Stanley released a research report stating that Hong Kong bank stocks are about to announce their fiscal year 2024 financial reports, with expectations that HSBC and STANCHART's reports will focus on maintaining return on equity (ROE) capabilities, with HSBC potentially releasing more capital. The bank indicated that a stable ROE outlook will support bank stock prices, while capital remains a focus for local banks, but weak operational prospects will limit stock performance. Jefferies released a report noting that highly leveraged property companies account for about 16% of the total commercial real estate loans of Hong Kong banks, highlighting the need to be cautious about related provisioning risks. The bank pointed out that BOC Hong Kong, Bank of East Asia, and Hang Seng Bank are listed as the main partner banks for eight high-risk property companies, while United Overseas Bank is involved in financing for five property companies. Jefferies specifically noted that highly leveraged property companies collectively account for 16% of commercial real estate loans, with 20%-30% of loans across the industry potentially facing rating downgrades

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    HANG SENG BANK: Young wealthy families in Hong Kong hope to save HKD 18 million, but lack clarity in planning and confidence in achieving it

    HANG SENG BANK found in a survey on family wealth management that young affluent families in Hong Kong generally believe that HKD 18 million is needed to achieve various life goals. However, most respondents do not have a comprehensive financial plan. One-third of respondents have established financial strategies for different family needs; however, over 50% of them expressed a lack of confidence in executing the plans. Among respondents without a financial plan, 71% are young affluent families with children under 12 years old. This survey was conducted from December 2024 to January 2025, interviewing over 500 Hong Kong residents aged between 30 and 55, with liquid assets of HKD 1 million or more. The survey also found that the wealth management goals of respondents cover multiple areas, including preparing for retirement, securing children's futures, covering parents' daily expenses, medical insurance, and family wealth inheritance planning. Additionally, 92% of respondents agree that exclusive and personalized wealth management services help achieve financial goals. Li Hualun, head of wealth management and personal banking at HANG SENG BANK, pointed out that young affluent families are now facing increasingly complex financial needs that go far beyond simple savings

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