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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Laurentian Bank of Canada T.LB

Alternate Symbol(s):  LRCDF | LAUCF | T.LB.PR.H

Laurentian Bank of Canada (the Bank) is a Canada-based provider of financial services to its personal, commercial and institutional customers. The Bank operates in Canada and the United States. Its segments include Personal Banking, Commercial Banking and Capital Markets. The Personal Banking segment caters to the financial needs of retail clients. The Commercial Banking segment caters to the... see more

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Laurentian Bank of Canada > cibc flash research: target C$28
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Post by perplexed01 on Aug 30, 2024 12:12pm

cibc flash research: target C$28

FQ3 First Look: Nothing To Show A Turnaround

Our take: Neutral. LB reported a modest EPS beat, mostly on the release of performing credit allowances. PTPP of $68MM was effectively in line with the consensus estimate of $69MM.

Overview of results: Adjusted EPS came in at $0.88 versus consensus of $0.86 and our estimate of $0.84. Adjusted ROE was 6.2%, unchanged from last quarter. Book value per share was $56.97, increasing only 0.3% sequentially due to impairment and severance charges.

Sources of variance: Positive sources of variance relative to our estimate include higher capital markets related revenue (CMRR) (+$0.14/sh) and lower PCLs (+$0.05/sh). This was partially offset by higher operating expenses (-$0.10/sh) and lower lending NII (-$0.04/sh).

Total PCLs helped by performing release: Total PCLs were $16.3MM (18bps), better than our estimate of $19.0MM (21bps) and lower than FQ2 at $17.9MM (20bps). Performing provisions were negative $11.8MM (release) and impaired provisions were essentially flat sequentially at $28.1MM.

NII lower on lower AEA: Lending NII came in at $181MM, up <1% sequentially and ~1% below our forecast. NIM was flat Q/Q and AEA declined ~1% in total.

Loans decline across all categories: Total gross loans and acceptances declined 3.3% Q/Q. Commercial loans declined 3.9%, personal loans declined 5.3% and residential mortgages declined 2.4%.

Operating leverage remains negative: Total expenses of $188MM increased 5% Y/Y. Adjusted operating leverage came in at negative 7%. The bank reported another restructuring charge in the quarter, as expected. Charges totalled $9MM versus $7MM expected and down from $156MM last quarter.

Deposits decline: Total deposits declined 5.2% Q/Q, worse than -1.9% in FQ2. Demand deposits declined 3.8% versus a 5.7% decline in FQ2. Term deposits declined 5.7% Q/Q, versus flat in FQ2.

CET1 ratio: Reported CET1 was 10.9%, up from 10.4% last quarter.
Comment by DeanEdmonton on Aug 31, 2024 10:50am
Results couldn't be a lot worse. Rising expenses, shrinking loans and deposit along with no evidence of a trun around from the NEW CEO and Execs. About par for the course with this Bank over the past 40 years, but worse over the past 10 years. They seem to be trying to shrink their way to greatness. I sure feel sorry for anyone who is holding onto this stocklong term. Outside of short term ...more  
Comment by nedstar71 on Aug 31, 2024 9:28pm
Somewhat tough to take you too seriously considering you were saying the same thing about CWB less than two weeks before National bank announcd its intention to acquire it at a 100%+ premium.  Would be pretty unfortunate if your posts there influenced anyone to sell and miss out on the more than double.  Is Laurentian good?  Of course not.  But the potential for it to be ...more  
Comment by alertmeipp on Aug 31, 2024 10:01pm
I think once the rate cut trend firms up and real estate market stablizes, the big six would have stronger interest in buying LB, maybe sometimes mid next year. LB is trading at less than half the book now, the stronger Big 6 trade over book value, they can offter nice premium to buy LB and would still be accrective for them. CIBC, BNS and TD have weaker Quebec exposure so they might have more ...more  
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