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RAM Ratings: No immediate rating impact on AMMB
KUALA LUMPUR: The planned goodwill write-down and proposed private placement by AMMB Holdings Bhd will not affect its ratings in the immediate term, according to RAM Ratings.
Malaysia dominates global sukuk
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia continues to dominate global sukuk markets in 2020, with a market share of 39.2%, despite the impact of the pandemic on the global economy and economic sentiment.
Islamic banking to drive credit expansion in 2021
KUALA LUMPUR: Islamic financing is expected to drive Malaysia’s overall banking system’s credit expansion in 2021, said RAM Ratings, while reiterating its stable outlook on the sector.
Islamic banking to drive credit expansion in 2021, says RAM Ratings
KUALA LUMPUR: Islamic financing is expected to drive Malaysia's overall banking system's credit expansion in 2021, said RAM Ratings, while reiterating its stable outlook on the sector.
Bond market sees net foreign inflow again in February despite MGS yield spike
KUALA LUMPUR: Foreign appetite for local bonds continued to strengthen in February, the 10th successive month of net foreign purchases, despite a sharp spike in Malaysian Government Securities (MGS) yields, said RAM Rating Services Bhd (RAM Ratings).
Bank earnings to improve but not out of woods yet
PETALING JAYA: While the earnings of Malaysian banks are envisaged to improve this year with a recovery in net interest margin (NIM), they are not completely out of the woods yet.
Banks’ earnings to improve in 2021 amid uncertainties
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian banks’ earnings, which slumped last year due to sizeable pre-emptive provisions, should improve this year but their profit performance will likely remain clouded, RAM Ratings said.
M’sian firms have better ability to repay debt
PETALING JAYA: Malaysian firms have stronger debt protection metrics or ability to service debt obligations compared with their Asean counterparts, according to RAM Ratings
Net foreign buying of bonds higher in January at RM3.7b
KUALA LUMPUR: Net foreign purchases of ringgit bonds rose to RM3.7bil in January 2021, a slight increase for (December 2020: RM3.6bil), extending the inflow to the ninth consecutive month.
