3134, MBSB habis, apa u untung, syiok kah .My cost is 90 sen , holding since right and access right issue, waiting to gain a million when merger successful and price up double. nice to hear or sick to know, people are making a lot of money , hahahahaha, tak jealous kah ? .
3134, even merger failed, mbsb still hidup, mbsb belongs to everyone who has an account in EPF. Epf owned 66 % of mbsb , mbsb habis, your working father and mother also habis.
I think the merger is as good as done. With full fledged banking licence, MBSB really mean something. Profit will soar in next financial year as progressive impairment of NPL to match to the standard of commercial bank will be completed this financial year. I believe there will be write back to profit from heavy impairment made in the last few years, thus shall contribute further to P&L. I will hold it for at least another year to see the maximum return.
Force and 3134, the price is cheap now , buy some, you have good opportunity to join all other to make some money, but whether you have the fund to invest or not, i really don know. hopefully at least you are supportive and positive, bursa got lot of money for both of you to collect, like me....ok...???
@LOO99, what mbsb has to do with 3 corners fight lolz nevertheless, if u wish for corrupted sausages still in power, its always ur call. Since what kind of counter attract what kind of buyer, loser and corrupts are always stuck together ~~~~~ touché !
This is because the merger would enable MBSB to gain access to cheaper source of funds and enables them to broaden their revenue stream.
KUALA LUMPUR: Moody’s Investors Service said that a merger between Asian Finance Bank (AFB) and Malaysia Building Society Berhad (MBSB) would make the latter credit positive.
This is because the merger, according to Moody’s, would enable MBSB to gain access to cheaper source of funds and enable them to broaden their revenue stream.
The two companies had been working on the proposed merger since June this year after receiving approval from Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) to commence negotiations with their respective shareholders.
However, detailed plans on the merger has yet to be made public.
This is because the merger, according to Moody’s, would enable MBSB to gain access to cheaper source of funds and enables them to broaden their revenue stream. MBSM was the sixth-largest financial institution in Malaysia at the end of March 2017.
The cheapest source of funds, in relative to other common methods on raising funds by banks, is through the retail current account and savings account (CASA) product. And the entry of MBSB into the CASA deposit market would further escalate competition for low cost deposits among banks that are not integrated into larger banking organizations.
This may change the landscape on the Islamic banking sector post-MBSB merger.
Moody’s said the smaller banks in Malaysia are “more reliant on costlier fixed deposits, which increases their funding costs”.
Moody’s added that the Islamic banking sector as a whole gets a larger share of deposits from corporates than conventional banking, as a result, Islamic banks have relatively low liquidity coverage ratios (LCR) than conventional.
detailed plans on the merger has yet to be made public. Detailed plans on the merger has yet to be made public.
Another dimension to the story on Islamic banking is that new rules have set the stage for a stable funding ratio that might be challenging Islamic banks to face further tightening of liquidity management.
“Smaller Islamic banks in Malaysia have been trying to secure more retail CASA deposits” said Moody’s.
It is not clear if these banks have been successful in their efforts to do so.
The rating agency however is pessimistic if a broader Islamic banking sector consolidation will follow post the AFB-MBSB merger however.
“Favorable operating environment will allow standalone Islamic institutions to fare well on their own. This merger are driven by unique circumstances that are not shared by other (institutions)” Moody’s said.
Guys just want to ask if I buy a share at price 0.415...Then price drop it to 0.395...I buy back 500 lot..then will become wat price dy???Thanks to answer..
Declines are halted or supported by either moving averages, previous support or resistance lines, trend lines, fibonacci percentage, etc Take your pick when averaging. But if your pocket is not as deep as Warren or you are not as good as him at picking the best counters, probably you are better off following a stable up trending and profitable counter.
Dont apply TA on this counter la. It brings you to holland faster. Believe that short term, FIFO retainers and fund run till almost end. Cone quite a lot ppl when see the price up and down last few months, good news are around the corner. Please wait patiently.
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Posted by md1961 > 2017-07-15 19:01 | Report Abuse
I remembered my first buy MBSB was in 21.6.2016 @ 0.795, 28.6.2016 @0.845
Did not keep for long .. sold it Oct 16 @ 0.905
Now bought this stock again at 1.240 - I think this is still a very good stock to keep and believe it will go up in future.
Btw, this is just my thought, I will welcome any feedback on MBSB