14家上市城商行去年业绩“谁与争锋”

Core Viewpoint - The performance of 14 out of 17 listed city commercial banks in China for 2024 shows resilience and growth despite challenges in the banking sector, with many banks leveraging regional advantages and differentiated business strategies to achieve notable results [1][2]. Revenue and Profit Growth - The average revenue growth rate for the 14 listed city commercial banks reached 5.31% year-on-year, with Nanjing Bank leading at 11.32% growth [2][3]. - Jiangsu Bank and Ningbo Bank achieved over 8% revenue growth despite a high base, supported by quality credit resources in the Jiangsu and Zhejiang regions [2][3]. Performance Summary of Listed City Commercial Banks - Jiangsu Bank: Revenue of 808.15 billion, up 8.78%; Net profit of 318.43 billion, up 10.76% [3]. - Beijing Bank: Revenue of 699.17 billion, up 4.81%; Net profit of 258.31 billion, up 0.81% [3]. - Ningbo Bank: Revenue of 666.31 billion, up 8.19%; Net profit of 271.27 billion, up 6.23% [3]. - Nanjing Bank: Revenue of 502.71 billion, up 11.32%; Net profit of 201.77 billion, up 9.05% [3]. - Zhengzhou Bank: Revenue decreased by 5.78% to 128.77 billion, attributed to weak corporate loan growth [3][4]. Asset Quality and Risk Management - Zhengzhou Bank reported a non-performing loan (NPL) ratio of 1.79%, higher than the average for city commercial banks, indicating a need for improvement in asset quality management [7]. - All 14 listed city commercial banks maintained a provision coverage ratio above the regulatory minimum of 150%, with Hangzhou Bank and Ningbo Bank showing exceptional performance [8][9]. Differentiated Business Strategies - City commercial banks are encouraged to adopt differentiated development strategies based on regional characteristics to enhance their business models [10]. - Ningbo Bank focuses on risk management in exchange rate and interest rate, achieving a 20.15% increase in institutional deposits [11]. - Beijing Bank plans to leverage digital products and services to enhance its business model in a low-interest environment [11].