Maybank's capital adequacy ratio averaged 19.15% from 2016-2020 indicating its ability to withstand loan losses. Its asset quality was strong, with non-performing loans averaging only 8.18% of total loans. Management efficiency was high, with operating expenses averaging 36.24% of total, lower than the recommended threshold of 60%. Earnings capability was good at an average profit rate of 1.38%, higher than the required 1%. However, liquidity was weak at only 5.76% on average, lower than the recommended 19.9%, indicating low capacity to cover unexpected deposit withdrawals. Overall, Maybank received a composite rating of 2.6, considered a "fair" rating.
Maybank's capital adequacy ratio averaged 19.15% from 2016-2020 indicating its ability to withstand loan losses. Its asset quality was strong, with non-performing loans averaging only 8.18% of total loans. Management efficiency was high, with operating expenses averaging 36.24% of total, lower than the recommended threshold of 60%. Earnings capability was good at an average profit rate of 1.38%, higher than the required 1%. However, liquidity was weak at only 5.76% on average, lower than the recommended 19.9%, indicating low capacity to cover unexpected deposit withdrawals. Overall, Maybank received a composite rating of 2.6, considered a "fair" rating.
Maybank's capital adequacy ratio averaged 19.15% from 2016-2020 indicating its ability to withstand loan losses. Its asset quality was strong, with non-performing loans averaging only 8.18% of total loans. Management efficiency was high, with operating expenses averaging 36.24% of total, lower than the recommended threshold of 60%. Earnings capability was good at an average profit rate of 1.38%, higher than the required 1%. However, liquidity was weak at only 5.76% on average, lower than the recommended 19.9%, indicating low capacity to cover unexpected deposit withdrawals. Overall, Maybank received a composite rating of 2.6, considered a "fair" rating.
OF FIVE 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 YEARS CAPITAL 19.29 19.38 19.02 19.39 18.68 19.15 1 ADEQUACY RATIO ASSET 8.79 8.63 7.07 9.21 7.23 8.18 5 QUALITY MANAGEMENT 36.53 40.85 37.95 32.81 33.10 36.24 1 EFFICIENCY EARNINGS 1.29 1.20 1.60 1.57 1.25 1.38 1 CAPABILITY LIQUIDITY 7.73 6.03 5.90 4.10 5.06 5.76 5 AVERAGE COMPOSITE RATING 2.6 (FAIR)
CAPITAL ADEQUACY RATIO
Based on Table 1, 19.15% of Maybank’s assets are financed by its capital. This shows that Maybank are on par in terms of its resistibility to loan losses. ASSET QUALITY Asset quality is determined by one ratio which is non performing loans divide with loans and advances. The table shows that the total loans of Maybank is in small amount, which is only 8.18% average in five years. MANAGEMENT EFFICIENCY Table 1 show that Maybank is efficient in managing its operating expenses as its ratio is lower than 60%, which is only 36.24% average in five years. Maybank have managed to maintain their interest expense or profit rate in relation to customers’ deposits. EARNINGS CAPABILITY Based on Table 1, Maybank recorded 1.38% profit rate from its business higher than 1% of the component composite rating. This might be due to the nature of Maybank that offers a comprehensive range of products and services that includes commercial banking, investment banking, Islamic banking, offshore banking, leasing and hire purchase, insurance, factoring, trustee services, asset management, stock broking, nominee services, venture capital and Internet banking. LIQUIDITY The results show that the ratio of liquid for Maybank is only 5.76%. In other words, for every RM 1 of total asset in Maybank, there is RM 0.0576 of liquid assets, which is lower than 19.9% from the component composite ratings. From Table 1, we can see that Maybank has low capacity to cover unanticipated deposit drain as the average liquidity ratio for five years of Maybank is only 5.76%. This is means that for every RM 1 of customers’ deposits taken, Maybank only affords to cover RM 0.0576 of withdrawals made by customers.
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