Annual Financial Report - 2 of 48

RNS Number : 3287B
HSBC Holdings PLC
03 April 2013
 





Who we are and what we do

HSBC is one of the world's largest banking and financial services organisations, with around 6,600 offices in both established and faster-growing markets. We aim to be where the economic growth is, connecting customers to opportunities, enabling businesses to thrive and economies to prosper, and ultimately helping people to fulfil their hopes and realise their ambitions.

 

We serve around 58 million customers through our four global businesses: Retail Banking and Wealth Management, Commercial Banking, Global Banking and Markets, and Global Private Banking. Our network covers 81 countries and territories in six geographical regions: Europe, Hong Kong, Rest of Asia-Pacific, Middle East and North Africa, North America and Latin America. Our aim is to be acknowledged as the world's leading international bank.

 

Listed on the London, Hong Kong, New York, Paris and Bermuda stock exchanges, shares in HSBC Holdings plc are held by about 220,000 shareholders in 129 countries and territories.

 

 

 

Highlights

·     Profit before tax down 6% to US$20.6bn and revenue down 5% to US$68.3bn on a reported basis.

·     Underlying profit before tax up 18% to US$16.4bn.

·     Continued to execute our strategy to grow, simplify and restructure the Group.

·     Underlying revenue up 7% reflecting revenue growth, notably in Global Banking and Markets and Commercial Banking.

·     Achieved sustainable savings of US$2.0bn, taking our total annualised savings to US$3.6bn, exceeding our cumulative target of US$2.5bn to US$3.5bn since 2011.

·     Announced 26 disposals and closures of non-strategic businesses and non-core investments in 2012.

·     Return on equity was 8.4%, down from 10.9% in 2011.

·     Dividends declared in respect of 2012 US$8.3bn or US$0.45 per ordinary share, up 10% on 2011.

·     Core tier 1 capital ratio increased during the year from 10.1% to 12.3%.

 

 

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Financing trade has always been at the heart of HSBC's business, especially in our home market of Hong Kong. Today, Hong Kong International Airport is the world's busiest air cargo hub, with its freight volume accounting for over one-third of the total value of Hong Kong's external trade.


Financial highlights

Earnings per share

US$0.74 - down 20%

2011: US$0.92

2010: US$0.73


Dividends per ordinary share1

US$0.41

2011: US$0.39

2010: US$0.34


Net assets per share

US$9.09 - up 7%

2011: US$8.48

2010: US$7.94






For the year

Profit before taxation

US$20,649m - down 6%

2011: US$21,872m

2010: US$19,037m


Underlying profit before taxation

US$16,385m - up 18%

2011: US$13,861m

 


Total operating income

US$82,545m - down 1%

2011: US$83,461m

2010: US$80,014m

Net operating income before
loan impairment charges and
other credit risk provisions

US$68,330m - down 5%

2011: US$72,280m

2010: US$68,247m



Profit attributable to the ordinary shareholders of the parent company

US$13,454m - down 17%

2011: US$16,224m

2010: US$12,746m








At the year-end

Loans and advances
to customers

US$998bn - up 6%

2011: US$940bn

2010: US$958bn


Customer accounts

US$1,340bn - up 7%

2011: US$1,254bn

2010: US$1,228bn


Ratio of customer advances
to customer accounts

74.4%

2011: 75.0%

2010: 78.1%

Total equity

US$183bn - up 10%

2011: US$166bn

2010: US$155bn


Average total shareholders'
equity to average total assets

6.2%

2011: 5.6%

2010: 5.5%


Risk-weighted assets

US$1,124bn - down 7%

2011: US$1,210bn

2010: US$1,103bn







Capital ratios

Core tier 1 ratio

12.3%

2011: 10.1%

2010: 10.5%


Tier 1 ratio

13.4%

2011: 11.5%

2010: 12.1%


Total capital ratio

16.1%

2011: 14.1%

2010: 15.2%






 


Performance ratios

Credit coverage ratios

Loan impairment charges to
total operating income

9.9%

2011: 13.8%

2010: 16.9%


Loan impairment charges to
average gross customer advances

0.9%

2011: 1.2%

2010: 1.5%


Total impairment allowances to
impaired loans at year-end

41.7%

2011: 42.3%

2010: 43.0%






Return ratios

Return on average ordinary shareholders' equity2

8.4%

2011: 10.9%

2010: 9.5%


Return on average
invested capital
3

8.0%

2011: 10.2%

2010: 8.7%


Post-tax return on
average total assets

0.6%

2011: 0.6%

2010: 0.6%


Pre-tax return on average risk-weighted assets

1.8%

2011: 1.9%

2010: 1.7%








Efficiency and revenue mix ratios

Cost efficiency ratio4

62.8%

2011: 57.5%

2010: 55.2%


Net interest income to
total operating income

45.6%

2011: 48.7%

2010: 49.3%


Net fee income to
total operating income

19.9%

2011: 20.6%

2010: 21.7%


Net trading income to
total operating income

8.6%

2011: 7.8%

2010: 9.0%








Share information at the year-end





Closing market price

US$0.50 ordinary shares in issue

18,476m

2011: 17,868m

2010: 17,686m


Market
capitalisation

US$194bn

2011: US$136bn

2010: US$180bn


London

£6.47

2011: £4.91
2010: £6.51


Hong Kong

HK$81.3

2011: HK$59.00
2010: HK$79.70


American
Depositary Share5

US$53.07

2011: US$38.10
2010: US$51.04












Total shareholder return6



Over 1 year


Over 3 years


Over 5 years








To 31 December 2012 .....................................


139


104


113

Benchmarks:

 

 

 

 

 

 

- FTSE 1007 ......................................................

 

110

 

121

 

111

- MSCI World8 ..................................................

 

117

 

124

 

97

- MSCI Banks9 ..................................................

 

128

 

106

 

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For footnotes, see page 120.


 


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