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Today, with a heart full of gratitude, I’m announcing that I have been promoted from the position of Research Analyst to the Managing Partner at Magnus Hathaway Investments!
Let me drop the biggest value bomb for you today, especially in the domain of Banking Analysis!
(I need to be consistent tho)
Let's understand the relationship between the following asset quality metrics in banking
- GNPA - NNPA - PCR - Credit Costs __
Let's understand the concept of GNPAs first, they stand for Gross Non Performing Assets, any asset which is overdue for more than 90 days from its due date (in case of term loans) becomes a GNPA
Now comes your NNPA, aka Net Non Performing Assets, arrived after reducing Provisions from GNPAs.....but most people have no idea how to tackle the differences between the these two
See, when the divergence between GNPA & NNPA is too much, then understand that its because of higher provisioning, and when provisions are higher, then automatically 2 other metrics will go up too, and those 2 metrics are your provisioning coverage ratios and credit costs
Why? Because when we increase the provisions on our loan book, we are in part saying that we expect more no. of our advances to turn into NPAs
And when provisions goes up, your PCR and credit costs goes up too!
Plus, when credit cost goes up, it directly affects your ROA, and when ROA gets hit, the ROE (ROA x Leverage) goes down too
This in turn affects your P/B Ratio and stock trades at a lower valuation!
This is how these metrics are interlinked with each other, and that's the reason most PSU banks trade at a lower valuations than private banks, mainly because of higher provisions (90%+).
If you are using EV/EBITDA multiple to value any business in the stock market, then please take a look at how much % is D&A contributes to EBITDA
If the % is higher, then the business requires a lot of sustenance capex, and is generally an indicator of higher reinvestment needs
And as a matter of fact, EBITDA to EBIT ratio is called as depreciation factor, and higher this ratio is, higher the reinvestment needs for the business!
This analysis will add a new layer of valuation knowledge to your analysis!
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Today, with a heart full of gratitude, I’m announcing that I have been promoted from the position of Research Analyst to the Managing Partner at Magnus Hathaway Investments!
Grateful! 🙏
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Let me drop the biggest value bomb for you today, especially in the domain of Banking Analysis!
(I need to be consistent tho)
Let's understand the relationship between the following asset quality metrics in banking
- GNPA
- NNPA
- PCR
- Credit Costs
__
Let's understand the concept of GNPAs first, they stand for Gross Non Performing Assets, any asset which is overdue for more than 90 days from its due date (in case of term loans) becomes a GNPA
Now comes your NNPA, aka Net Non Performing Assets, arrived after reducing Provisions from GNPAs.....but most people have no idea how to tackle the differences between the these two
See, when the divergence between GNPA & NNPA is too much, then understand that its because of higher provisioning, and when provisions are higher, then automatically 2 other metrics will go up too, and those 2 metrics are your provisioning coverage ratios and credit costs
Why? Because when we increase the provisions on our loan book, we are in part saying that we expect more no. of our advances to turn into NPAs
And when provisions goes up, your PCR and credit costs goes up too!
(PCR = Provisions/Gross NPAs)
(Credit Costs = Provisions/Total Average Advances)
_
Plus, when credit cost goes up, it directly affects your ROA, and when ROA gets hit, the ROE (ROA x Leverage) goes down too
This in turn affects your P/B Ratio and stock trades at a lower valuation!
This is how these metrics are interlinked with each other, and that's the reason most PSU banks trade at a lower valuations than private banks, mainly because of higher provisions (90%+).
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Understand the flow of income statement of a bank and NBFC
And how profit is created!
Do look for provisions and compare it to average advances to arrive at credit cost
Credit cost eats into the profit and suppresses both ROA & ROE!
Learn more about Banking & NBFC in our webinar👇🏻
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It’s RFPs! But, what are RFPs?
RFPs are simply your Request for Proposal
It is a formal document that an innovator or buyer issues when they want Pharma/API vendors to bid for a product or service
Think of an RFP as the buyer saying:
“Here’s exactly what I need.
Tell me how you will deliver it, at what cost, and why I should pick you.”
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If you are using EV/EBITDA multiple to value any business in the stock market, then please take a look at how much % is D&A contributes to EBITDA
If the % is higher, then the business requires a lot of sustenance capex, and is generally an indicator of higher reinvestment needs
And as a matter of fact, EBITDA to EBIT ratio is called as depreciation factor, and higher this ratio is, higher the reinvestment needs for the business!
This analysis will add a new layer of valuation knowledge to your analysis!
Thanks!
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But how do we attend the concalls and be the first one to ask questions from the management?
Link is in the comments
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Always be the first one to ask questions in a concall! That’s the only way you can have a edge!
Tomorrow I will upload a video on how to attend concalls, and ask your questions to the management as a retail investor!
Good night!
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