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BOC HONG KONG-R
82388.HK
BOC Hong Kong (Holdings) Limited, an investment holding company, provides banking and related financial services to corporate and individual customers in Hong Kong, China, and internationally. The company operates through four segments: Personal Banking, Corporate Banking, Treasury, and Insurance. It offers savings, current, and time deposit accounts; mortgage plans; corporate deposits, and payroll and e-cheque services. The company also offers cross-border financial and remittance services; and securities, funds, foreign exchange services, precious metals and FX margin services, currency linked investments, bonds, market information services, monthly savings plans, and structured products, as well as business and personal loans.
12.833 T
82388.HKMarket value -Rank by Market Cap -/-

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14/12/2025 Update
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Diversified BanksIndustry
Industry Ranking12/21
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  • Profit ScoreB
    • ROE11.98%B
    • Profit Margin57.95%A
    • Gross Margin0.00%E
  • Growth ScoreB
    • Revenue YoY10.80%B
    • Net Profit YoY12.66%C
    • Total Assets YoY8.03%B
    • Net Assets YoY4.46%C
  • Cash ScoreC
    • Cash Flow Margin172.55%C
    • OCF YoY10.80%B
  • Operating ScoreE
    • Turnover0E
  • Debt ScoreA
    • Gearing Ratio0.00%A

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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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    HSBC and other banks completed offshore RMB repurchase transactions for clients using Northbound Connect bonds as collateral

    HSBC and other banks today launched offshore RMB repurchase transactions using Northbound Bond as collateral, completing the first batch of transactions for multiple overseas and Hong Kong institutional investors. ICBC Asia, BOC HONG KONG, and STANCHART also announced the first use of Northbound Bond for RMB repurchase for financial institution clients, supporting the People's Bank of China and the Hong Kong Monetary Authority in improving the offshore RMB liquidity market mechanism

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    BOC completed multiple "Bond Connect bonds" repurchase transactions using RMB bonds as collateral

    BOC HONG KONG (2388), as a designated market maker for the "Bond Connect" by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, has completed multiple offshore RMB bond repurchase transactions using "Bond Connect" bonds as collateral. This new business will enhance the collateral function of onshore RMB assets in the international market, increase the interest of overseas investors in RMB assets, and support the high-level opening up of China's bond market, consolidating Hong Kong's position as a global hub for offshore RMB business

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    BOC HONG KONG: Zhang Hui appointed as Vice Chairman and Non-Executive Director

    BOC HONG KONG announced that Zhang Hui has been appointed as the Vice Chairman, Non-Executive Director, and a member of the Nomination and Remuneration Committee and the Strategy and Budget Committee of the company and its main operating subsidiary Bank of China (Hong Kong) Limited, effective from February 6, 2025

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    BOC HONG KONG appointed Zhang Hui as Vice Chairman, previously served at the China Development Bank

    BOC HONG KONG announced that Zhang Hui has been appointed as Vice Chairman and Non-Executive Director effective February 6. Zhang Hui joined Bank of China last year, serving as Vice Chairman, President, and Executive Director, and is 52 years old. Previously, he served as Vice President of the China Development Bank and worked for many years at the Bank of Communications, where he held the position of Chief Risk Officer. Zhang Hui graduated from Shaanxi University of Finance and Economics with a Bachelor's degree in Economics

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