渣打(02888.HK):香港虛擬銀行業務明年開業
渣打(02888.HK)集團財務董事Andy Halford於電話會議中透露,香港虛擬銀行業務將於明年開業,並將與渣打現有銀行業務分隔,目前未有確實時間表。香港上季收入增長未如往時強勁,惟主要業務表現仍然良好。
另外他又指,與集團於2月定下2021年或之前提升有形股東權益回報至10%的目標時相比,目前整體利率向下,相信對達成目標構成挑戰,惟目前距離2021年仍有一段時間,故現時評論言之尚早。
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