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TRADE CHRONICLE<br />

MCB Bank earns<br />

Rs25.551bn profit after<br />

tax<br />

MCB Bank Ltd receives Award for SAFA Best<br />

Presented Annual Report 2014 at<br />

SAFA conference <strong>2016</strong><br />

The Board of Directors of MCB<br />

Bank Limited, met under the<br />

Chairmanship of Mian Mohammad<br />

Mansha, on <strong>Feb</strong>ruary 09, <strong>2016</strong> to<br />

review the performance of the Bank<br />

and approve the financial statements<br />

for the year ended December 31,<br />

2015.<br />

MCB Bank reported a Profit Before<br />

Tax (PBT) of Rs.42.333 billion and a<br />

Profit After Tax (PAT) of Rs. 25.551<br />

billion with an increase of 15 percent<br />

and 5 percent over 2014, respectively.<br />

This was primarily contributed by 13<br />

percent increase in Net Markup<br />

Income and 32 percent increase in<br />

Non-Markup Income. Net Markup<br />

Income of the Bank was reported at<br />

Rs. 49.322 billion whereas Non-<br />

Markup Income increased to<br />

Rs.17.115 billion. The increase in<br />

Non-Markup Income was due to<br />

capital gains which increased by Rs.<br />

2.780 billion and fee & commission<br />

income that increased by Rs. 1.158<br />

billion over the last year.<br />

On the gross markup income side, the<br />

Bank recorded an increase of Rs.<br />

3.263 billion with major contribution<br />

from investments income. This<br />

growth in investment income was<br />

achieved through prudent placements<br />

and timely shift in concentration levels<br />

MCB Bank declared best<br />

bank in Pakistan<br />

MCB Bank Ltd, Pakistan's leading<br />

private sector bank, was determined<br />

to be Pakistan's best bank in terms<br />

of deposit franchise (CASA 92<br />

percent), net interest margins (5.41<br />

percent), low default rate (43 percent)<br />

MCB Bank Ltd, Pakistan’s leading<br />

private sector bank, was awarded<br />

the SAFA Best Presented Annual<br />

Report 2014 in the category of<br />

Private Sector Banks at the SAFA<br />

Conference <strong>2016</strong>. The Award was<br />

presented to President MCB, Mr.<br />

of investments.<br />

On the interest expense side, the Bank<br />

registered a decrease of Rs. 2.546<br />

billion over last year, which was<br />

commensurate with the decreasing<br />

interest rate environment.<br />

The total asset base of MCB Bank<br />

Limited was reported at Rs. 1.017<br />

and ROA (2.6 percent). The analysis<br />

was conducted by leading global<br />

financial services company, Credit<br />

Suisse and shared in their Asia Pacific<br />

Financials Strategy sector review<br />

released in <strong>Jan</strong>uary <strong>2016</strong>.<br />

In its analysis of MCB Bank Ltd's<br />

performance, the report mentioned<br />

that the bank had the best saving<br />

Imran Maqbool by the Federal<br />

Minister for Finance Mr.<br />

Mohammad Ishaq Dar in recognition<br />

of the bank’s excellence in financial<br />

reporting, management best<br />

practices and corporate governance<br />

disclosures.<br />

trillion signaling a healthy growth of<br />

9 percent over December 2014. On<br />

the liabilities side, Bank deposits<br />

increased by 3% to Rs. 708.091 billion<br />

as on December 31, 2015. On the<br />

deposits mix front, current deposits<br />

increased by 10% to Rs. 259.818<br />

billion improving the CASA ratio to<br />

93 percent as compared to 91 percent<br />

as at December 2014.<br />

deposit franchise in Asia with<br />

demand deposits and saving deposits<br />

constituting 38 percent and 54 percent<br />

of total deposits, respectively. MCB<br />

Bank Ltd's net interest margin had<br />

one of the highest sensitivity to interest<br />

rates among Pakistani banks, and<br />

should benefit the most from an<br />

interest rate rise.<br />

Trade Chronicle - <strong>Jan</strong>uary - <strong>Feb</strong>ruary <strong>2016</strong> - Page # 32

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