On January 6th, bank equity is experiencing a “dual day” situation: on one hand, the stock prices of listed banks have continued to rise this year, and institutional funds have entered the market one after another; On the other hand, there is a lack of interest in equity transactions of non listed small and medium-sized banks, with situations of starting at 1 yuan and multiple failed auctions being common. The reporter noticed that in January, there were a total of 69 small and medium-sized bank equity auctions starting at 1 yuan on the Alibaba auction platform, involving multiple banks such as Ziyang Rural Commercial Bank, Liaoning Anshan Bank, and Lanzhou Rural Commercial Bank. But even with the marketing gimmick of starting at a low price, there are still not many buyers in the market. Currently, nearly 90% of these auctions have no applicants. Out of over 60 banks, 31 have failed to sell. The industry believes that the differentiation of bank equity heat is related to market expectations. Some small and medium-sized banks are relatively small in scale, have weak risk resistance capabilities, and even have significant debt risks, facing the dilemma of downward valuation. However, listed banks themselves have strong strength and high dividend yields. In recent years, driven by risk appetite and risk-free interest rates, the cost-effectiveness of stocks has become prominent. (First Financial)
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