- UOB (SGX:U11)’s 1Q23 results met expectations with strong non-II and lower allowance being key positives.
- Looking ahead, sustained momentum in fee income and contributions from Citi’s retail assets would drive UOB's topline and offset short term NIM weakness. Singapore’s uncertain and fragile outlook has dampened interest in bank stocks.
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UOB's 1Q23 results within expectations.
- UOB's 1Q23 net profit of S$1.51bn (+31% q-o-q; +67% y-o-y) was 26-27% of our and consensus FY23F. Excluding the one-off expenses related to its acquisition of Citi’s retail assets in Malaysia and Thailand in Nov 2022, core earnings of S$1.58bn was up 13% q-o-q. Reported core ROE was 14.9% (FY22: 11.9%). CET-1 strengthened to 14% (Dec 2022: 13.3%).
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NIM guidance tweaked.
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