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- It tracks investment by nationality (local, regional, international), sector, and investor type. In February, local investors had net positive investment while regional and international investors had net negative investment. Local individual investors and companies had the largest positive and negative investments respectively.
- The top three nationalities by market ownership were Jordanian, Saudi, and Kuwaiti, together making up over 60% of ASE market value. The banking, services and insurance sectors had the largest market values.
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- It tracks investment by nationality (local, regional, international), sector, and investor type. In February, local investors had net positive investment while regional and international investors had net negative investment. Local individual investors and companies had the largest positive and negative investments respectively.
- The top three nationalities by market ownership were Jordanian, Saudi, and Kuwaiti, though Jordanians made up over half of market ownership. The banking, services and insurance sectors had the largest total market values.
The report analyzes investment patterns in the Amman Stock Exchange (ASE) in August 2020. Local Jordanian investors were the most active and had a net positive investment of JD 2.941 million, while regional investors had a net positive of JD 961 thousand. International investors had a net negative investment of JD 3.903 million. Overall, local investors make up 52.95% of ASE ownership and were net buyers, while regional and international investors hold 32.44% and 14.61% respectively. The banking, services, and industry sectors saw net buying from local investors. [END SUMMARY]
This report analyzes investment patterns and trends in the Amman Stock Exchange (ASE) for May 2021. It finds that local Jordanian investors were net buyers of ASE shares worth JD2.669 million in May, while regional investors were net buyers of JD3.157 million and international investors were net sellers of JD5.826 million. In terms of sector ownership, local investors held the largest percentage of shares in banking, services, and industry sectors, while regional investors held the largest percentage in insurance. The top three nationalities by market capitalization were Jordanian at 51.86%, regional investors at 31.69%, and international investors at 16.45%.
The report analyzes investment patterns and trends in the Amman Stock Exchange (ASE) for December 2020. Local Jordanian investors were the most active and had a net positive investment of JD 1.838 million for the month. Regional investors also had a small positive investment of JD 179 thousand, while international investors had a net negative investment of JD 2.018 million. Overall, Jordanian ownership makes up 52.16% of ASE total market capitalization. [END SUMMARY]
The report analyzes investment patterns and trends in the Amman Stock Exchange (ASE) for the month of June 2020. Local Jordanian investors were the most active and had a net positive investment of JD 7.44 million, while regional investors had a positive JD 979 thousand and international investors had a negative JD 8.42 million. Overall, local investors make up 52.33% of ASE ownership while regional and international investors own 33.21% and 14.46% respectively. The banking, services, and industry sectors saw the largest trading activity and values among local, regional, and international investors.
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Investment patterns report (February - May) 2020ahli bank
- The document analyzes investment patterns on the Amman Stock Exchange (ASE) during February-May 2020, a period when the market was closed for 8 weeks due to COVID-19.
- It tracks investment by nationality (local, regional, international), sector, and investor type. In February, local investors had net positive investment while regional and international investors had net negative investment. Local individual investors and companies had the largest positive and negative investments respectively.
- The top three nationalities by market ownership were Jordanian, Saudi, and Kuwaiti, together making up over 60% of ASE market value. The banking, services and insurance sectors had the largest market values.
Investment patterns report special issue (february may) 2020ahli bank
- The document analyzes investment patterns on the Amman Stock Exchange (ASE) during February-May 2020, a period when the market was closed for 8 weeks due to COVID-19.
- It tracks investment by nationality (local, regional, international), sector, and investor type. In February, local investors had net positive investment while regional and international investors had net negative investment. Local individual investors and companies had the largest positive and negative investments respectively.
- The top three nationalities by market ownership were Jordanian, Saudi, and Kuwaiti, though Jordanians made up over half of market ownership. The banking, services and insurance sectors had the largest total market values.
The report analyzes investment patterns in the Amman Stock Exchange (ASE) in August 2020. Local Jordanian investors were the most active and had a net positive investment of JD 2.941 million, while regional investors had a net positive of JD 961 thousand. International investors had a net negative investment of JD 3.903 million. Overall, local investors make up 52.95% of ASE ownership and were net buyers, while regional and international investors hold 32.44% and 14.61% respectively. The banking, services, and industry sectors saw net buying from local investors. [END SUMMARY]
This report analyzes investment patterns and trends in the Amman Stock Exchange (ASE) for May 2021. It finds that local Jordanian investors were net buyers of ASE shares worth JD2.669 million in May, while regional investors were net buyers of JD3.157 million and international investors were net sellers of JD5.826 million. In terms of sector ownership, local investors held the largest percentage of shares in banking, services, and industry sectors, while regional investors held the largest percentage in insurance. The top three nationalities by market capitalization were Jordanian at 51.86%, regional investors at 31.69%, and international investors at 16.45%.
The report analyzes investment patterns and trends in the Amman Stock Exchange (ASE) for December 2020. Local Jordanian investors were the most active and had a net positive investment of JD 1.838 million for the month. Regional investors also had a small positive investment of JD 179 thousand, while international investors had a net negative investment of JD 2.018 million. Overall, Jordanian ownership makes up 52.16% of ASE total market capitalization. [END SUMMARY]
The report analyzes investment patterns and trends in the Amman Stock Exchange (ASE) for the month of June 2020. Local Jordanian investors were the most active and had a net positive investment of JD 7.44 million, while regional investors had a positive JD 979 thousand and international investors had a negative JD 8.42 million. Overall, local investors make up 52.33% of ASE ownership while regional and international investors own 33.21% and 14.46% respectively. The banking, services, and industry sectors saw the largest trading activity and values among local, regional, and international investors.
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The report analyzes investment patterns and trends among local, regional, and international investors on the Amman Stock Exchange (ASE) in March 2019. Local investors had a positive net investment of JD 40.61 million, while regional and international investors had negative net investments of JD 2.59 million and JD 38.02 million, respectively. Jordanian investors made up the largest share of transactions at 90.95%. Local investors held 51.27% of ASE's total market capitalization, followed by regional investors at 35.75% and international investors at 12.97%.
The report analyzes investment patterns and trends in the Amman Stock Exchange (ASE) for July 2020. It finds that Jordanian investors were the most active and had a net positive investment of JD 6.824 million, while regional investors had a net negative investment of JD 1.652 million and international investors had a net negative investment of JD 5.171 million. Jordanians make up the largest ownership in the ASE at 52.85% of total market capitalization. The banking and services sectors had the largest trading activity and values.
The report analyzes investment patterns and trends in the Amman Stock Exchange (ASE) for the month of March 2020. Local Jordanian investors had a net positive investment of JD 4.727 million in ASE shares, while regional investors had a small positive investment and international investors had a large negative investment of JD 5.052 million. By sector, the largest activity was in banking, services, and industry. The top three nationalities by market share were Jordanian at 52.52%, regional investors at 32.68%, and international investors at 14.80%.
The report analyzes investment patterns on the Amman Stock Exchange (ASE) in February 2020. Local Jordanian investors had the most positive investment at 27 million JD, while regional investors had a negative investment of 7.7 million JD and international investors had an overwhelmingly negative investment of 19.4 million JD. Overall, Jordanian investors make up over half of ASE ownership and trading activity, followed by regional and international investors. The banking, services, and industry sectors saw overall positive local investment.
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IDFC Core Equity Fund is an open-ended equity scheme that invests in both large and mid-cap stocks. The fund aims to provide the steady returns of large caps along with the higher growth potential of mid caps. It uses a 3-factor model to identify quality stocks with strong cash generation, high returns on capital, and manageable debt levels. Currently, the fund focuses on analyzing financial track records, relative value, and sector outlooks. It has a larger allocation to cyclical sectors compared to its benchmark index and is overweight in sectors like cement and information technology.
The document analyzes investment patterns and trends in the Amman Stock Exchange (ASE) for October 2020. It finds that local Jordanian investors were net sellers of ASE shares, while regional investors from surrounding countries were net buyers. International Western investors were also net sellers. Overall, Jordanian investors make up over half of ASE ownership and trading activity. The top sectors by nationality are banking, services and industry. [END SUMMARY]
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43%
16%
9%
8%
7%
6%
6%
3%
1% 1%
Financials
Real Estate
Consumer Staples
Basic Materials
Utilities
Consumer Discretionary
Industrials
Technology
Energy
Health Care
INDEX COMPONENT
Source: HSX, HNX, SSI Research
-11.2%
-2.8%
3.3%
3.5%
9.3%
12.2%
24.3%
30.6%
31.3%
44.0%
49.0%
Consumer Staples
Utilities
Consumer Discretionary
Real Estate
Health Care
VNIndex
Financials
Energy
Industrials
Information Technology
Materials
RETURN BY SECTOR (%)
5. ATTRACTIVE VALUATION & SOLID EARNINGS RECOVERY FROM 2024
MARKET EARNINGS SAW SIGNS OF IMPROVEMENT MARKET FORWARD P/E
• By 4Q23, many sectors could already pass its earnings
trough, partly thanks to the very low base in 4Q22. Earnings
growth estimate of 2024 is 14.3% vs. -4.6% in 2023.
-26.1%
-17.8%
-2.8%
15.6%
91.6%
76.3%
19.8%
11.3%
36.7%
9.5%
16.4%
-33.2%
-20.1%
-14.6%
-5.0%
1Q20 2Q20 3Q20 4Q20 1Q21 2Q21 3Q21 4Q21 1Q22 2Q22 3Q22 4Q22 1Q23 2Q23 3Q23
Sources: Bloomberg. SSI Research
MARKET STILL AT RELATIVELY ATTRACTIVE VALUATION
12.13
15.65
14.59
16.68
12.13
10.49
11.20
Vietnam Indonesia Malaysia Thailand Philippines Singapore China
12.1
13.8
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
Jan-19 Jul-19 Jan-20 Jul-20 Jan-21 Jul-21 Jan-22 Jul-22 Jan-23 Jul-23
1Y FW P/E 5Y Average
6. MARKET OUTLOOK
Source: SSI Research
1,129.9 ( +12.2%) ~1300 (+ 15%)
-4,6% 14,3%
VND 17,471 Bn VND 18,000 – 20,000 Bn
2023 2024
VNIndex:
Earnings Growth:
Average Daily Trading:
CPI:
GDP Growth rate:
3.25% 3.8%
5.05% 6.0-6.5%
7. AN EMERGING MARKET IS FORMING
1st Sep
2023:
eUAT
11th Sep
2023: NFR
6th Nov 2023:
FAT
11th Dec 2023:
Preparation for
go-live
1H2024: Go-
live
KRX VS CURRENT PLATFORM
Current (FPT) KRX
Maximum matching orders
(per session)
3mn - 5mn 5 mn
Maximum trading value
(per session)
Up to USD 1.5 bn Up to USD 4 bn
Trade date T+2 T+0
New products No short sell
Day-trading, short
sell, options
KRX LAUNCHING EXPECTED TIMELINE
Source: SSI Estimation
8. AN EMERGING MARKET IS FORMING
KRX WILL ALLOW TO CCP, BRINGING VIETNAM CLOSER TO EMERGING MARKET
1H2024
KRX goes
live
Removal of
Pre-funding
requirement
Day Trading:
‘Buy-First-Sell-
Later’ scheme
is allowed
Sale of
unsettled
stocks
Jul, 2024
Sep, 2024
Vietnam to
be
upgraded to
EM status
(Tier-2) by
FTSE
(estimation)
Day Trading:
‘Sell-First-Buy-
Later’ scheme
is allowed.
CCP and
NVDR are
introduced
2025
2H2025-
2026
Vietnam to
be included
in the EM
watch list
by MSCI
(estimation)
Vietnam to
be
upgraded to
EM status
by MSCI
(estimation)
2026-2027
Prefunding: An alternative solution for prefunding
requirement:
• Foreign investors are not required to prefund prior to trading.
• Brokerage companies will step in as clearing partners in the
events trades fail.
• CCP (the Central Counterparty Clearing house) will be a long-
term target. It might require Laws of Credit Institution revision.
(*) Disclaimer
▪ The timeline above is purely estimation that based on SSI’s own
assessment of the current KRX and CCP situation as well as best
practices from foreign markets
▪ Actual timeline may change
(**) Dependency
▪ KRX system is successfully deployed in VSD, HNX and HoSE
▪ VSD to issue official guidelines to settle day trade orders
▪ Readiness of clearing members (i.e. brokers and custodian
banks) in adopting VSD’s guidelines
Source: SSI Estimation
9. CRITERIA THAT VIETNAM NEED TO FULFIL TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR E.M UPGRADE
MSCI EMERGING MARKET FTSE SECONDARY EMERGING MARKET
Requirements
Vietnam already met
Market capitalization
Formal stock market regulatory authorities actively monitor market
(e.g., SEC, FSA, SFC)
Market capitalization after free-loat adjusting
No objection to or significant restrictions or penalties applied to the
investment of capital or the repatriation of capital and income
Market liquidity
Brokerage - Sufficient competition to ensure high quality broker
services
Simple requirement for KYC
Transaction costs - implicit and explicit costs to be reasonable and
competitive
No objection to or significant restrictions or penalties applied to the
investment of capital or the repatriation of capital and income
Transparency - market depth information/visibility and timely trade
reporting process
Registry/Depository Stock custody
Stock custody
Efficient trading mechanism
Competitive market environment
Requirements
Vietnam could
improve
Investor registration and account setup: Registration is mandatory and
account setup requires VSD approval
Settlement - costs associated with failed trades
Market regulations: Regulations are not always available in English Settlement - DvP: Prefunding is required
Requirements
Vietnam has to
improve
FOL level: FOL applied for selected sectors and affect more than 10% of
Vietnam equity market
Foreign room level: 1% of MSCI Vietnam IMI is impacted by low foreign room
Equal rights to foreign investors: Company-related information is not always
available in English
FX martket liberalization: No offshore currency market
Information flows: Stock market information is not always disclosed in English
and occasionally is not detailed enough
Clearing and settlement: No overdraft facilities and pre-funding of trades is
required
Transferability: Certain off-exchange transactions and in-kind transfers
require prior approval from the State Securities Commission of Vietnam
Stock lending
Short selling
10. 112
82
93
MSCI Frontier Markets MSCI Frontier Markets
100
FTSE Frontier Series
AN EMERGING MARKET IS FORMING
Source: MSCI, FTSE (As of Dec 2023)
Country Weights
Frontier Markets Indexes - Market Cap (Bn USD)
Emerging Markets Indexes - Market Cap (Bn USD)
1. Liquidity
2. Transparency
3. Accounting Standards – IFRS
4. No trade fail – Prefunded Market
5. Foreign Ownership Limit
REQUIREMENTS
28%
12%
10%
9%
8%
34%
Vietnam
Romania
Morocco
Iceland
Kazakhstan
Others
7,067
8,236
6,632
MSCI Emerging Markets MSCI Emerging Markets
IMI
FTSE Emerging
12. EMERGING MARKET COUNTRY WEIGHT (MSCI)
EMERGING MARKET COUNTRY WEIGHT
31%
16%
15%
12%
5%
4%
3%
3% 2% 2% 1.5% 1% 1% 1%
3%
0%
5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
30%
35%
China India Taiwan South Korea Brazil Saudi Arabia South Africa Mexico Indonesia Thailand Vietnam
(est)
Chile Polan Philippines Others
Source: SSI estimation
USD8-10bn
Inflow
13. VIETNAM SECURITIES MARKET AT A GLANCE
100 %
120%
47 %
58%
Target stock market cap to GDP (%) Target bond market cap to GDP (%)
• Derivatives market sets growth target at 20%-30% during 2021-2030 period.
• The proportion of Government bonds held by non-banking investors would rise to 55% by 2025 and 60% by 2030.
• Enhance the quality of corporate governance for listed companies, higher than average level in ASEAN region. Apply good practices on ESG at Vietnam
Exchange and VSDC, towards sustainable development to international benchmark.
• Among the important targets set in the strategy are upgrading the market from a frontier to an emerging market in line with international rating organizations'
standards by 2025 and joining the group of four major stock markets in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) by 2025.
The stock market development strategy until 2030
20% : CORP BOND
25% : CORP BOND
2025
2030
2025
2030
IN WHICH
15. 12/1999:
SSI was established
with a charter capital
of USD 0.3 million.
10/2007:
SSI stock was listed on
HNX in 2006, then
switched to the HOSE.
12/2018:
The Company’s name changed to
SSI Securities Corporation.
04/2023:
Charter capital was raised to
USD 639 million.
Total Asset: USD 2,793 million
Owners’ Equity: USD 921 million
Market Share: 10.44% (HOSE)
2023
A LEADING CLIENT FRANCHISE
As end of December 2023
16. Ticker SSI
Exchange HOSE
Market Cap USD 2.06 Bn
Outstanding
Shares
1,499,138,669
Average daily
trading volume
21,449,203
(shares)
52-week high USD 1.49
52-week low USD 0.74
EPS USD 0.06
F P/E 23.91x
P/B 2.23x
Stock overview
Ownership by type of investors
As End of Dec 2023
Stock information
A LEADING CLIENT FRANCHISE
Foreign Investor,
43.2%
Local Investor,
56.8%
Individual Investor,
38.4%
Institution Investor,
50.4%
Chairman & Related
parties, 11.2%
0
10,000
20,000
30,000
40,000
50,000
60,000
70,000
-
10,000,000
20,000,000
30,000,000
40,000,000
50,000,000
60,000,000
70,000,000
80,000,000
Trading volume (LHS) Closing price - VND (RHS)
17. .
Vision
The Business of Success
Maximize value and benefits
to clients, shareholders,
employees, and society
Core Values
Solutions-Led: We are focused on the
outcome of making our customers
successful, and we prioritize their individual
needs over existing products or processes.
Skilled: We are experts in our industry and
our markets and will continually enhance our
professional skills to provide the highest
standards of service to our customers.
Inventive: We empower and encourage our
people to find creative new ways to bring
success to SSI and its customers.
A LEADING CLIENT FRANCHISE
Mission
Connect Capital to Opportunities
A trusted life-time partner with our
retail and institutional clients - helping
them identify investment opportunities
that will deliver superior returns
S
S
I
18. WHAT DIFFERENTIATES US
Exceptional
Management Team
Outstanding
Products & Services
Strongest Financial
Capabilities
Possessing the most expansive
coverage network
Diversified products that are
tailored-made to meet client’s
demand
The excellent services delivered
by the best-in-class team in the
industry
Strong asset base enables SSI to
become a comprehensive financial
solutions provider.
Visionary and experienced
management team with in-depth
local market knowledge
The excellent services delivered by the best-in-class team in the industry
BUSINESS
STRENGTHS
19. Retail & Wealth
Management
Institutions
Securities
~10% Market share
• Brokerage & Custody
Service
• Structured financial
products
• Wealth Management
• Investment Research
16% Market share
• Brokerage
• Investment research
• Corporate Access
• Balance Sheet
• Liquidity
provider
• Cover Warrant
issuer
#2
Investment
Banking
• Debt and Equity Capital
raising
• Equitization
• Mergers and Acquisitions
• Listing and local
regulatory advisory
• Financial restructuring
+ USD 564Mn AUM
• Open-ended Funds
• Exchange Traded Funds
• Member Funds
• Private Managed Portfolio
for Investors
• Pension Funds
• Advisory Services
#2
Principal
Investment &
Treasury
Asset
Management
SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS MODEL
WELL-BALANCED BETWEEN 5 BUSINESS LINES
BEST –IN- COUNTRY RESEARCH TEAM
SAFE AND STABLE FOUNDATION ( 383% SAFETY RATIO, ~ 1.9X REGULARTORY MINIMUM)
20. BROKERAGE & SECURITIES SERVICES
Number of Orders Breakdown (%)
Number of New Brokerage
Accounts Breakdown (%) Transaction Values Breakdown
Source: SSI
94% 94.8% 94.7%
6% 5.2% 5.3%
2021 2022 2023
88% 83%
91%
12% 17%
9%
2021 2022 2023
69% 72% 71%
31% 28% 29%
2021 2022 2023
Online channels
Other channels
A stable market share among brokerage houses
9.78%
5.35%
6.64%
19.92%
7.55%
0.00%
4.00%
8.00%
12.00%
16.00%
20.00%
1Q22 2Q22 3Q22 4Q22 1Q2023 2Q2023 3Q2023 4Q2023
SSI HSC VND VPS TCBS
Successful transition to digital channels
Source: HSX
9.84%
10.44%
4.00%
6.00%
8.00%
10.00%
12.00%
14.00%
16.00%
18.00%
20.00%
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
SSI HSC VCSC VNDS VPS TCBS
SSI is among top 4 firms that increasing market share
21. RETAIL & WEALTH MANAGEMENT
Hanoi
Haiphong
Hochiminh City
#1 individual broker team: Over 800 full-time staff
#1 coverage network across the country
#2 brokerage market share
Nha Trang
1 Representative Office
1 Branch
2 Branches
3 Transaction offices
Top Margin lending book (Mn USD)
605
552
670
408
459
500
313
-
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
SSI Mirae Asset TCBS VNDirect VPS HSC Vietcap
3Q22 4Q22 1Q23 2Q23 3Q23 4Q2023
22. Account Opening &
Trading Guidance
Order Execution &
Block Building
Market Update &
Investment Ideas
Corporate
Access
Research
Best in-class Institutional Brokerage Team
• Top 3 Best Traders & Top 3 Best Sales in Vietnam - voted by international
investors for 7 years in a row
• Diversified execution channels: BBG, iFix, DMA, etc.
• In charge of landmark historic IPO and M&A deals in Vietnam: HDB ($280
mn), VRE ($700 mn), VHM ($1.6 bn)
Best-in-class Corporate Access team, hosting more than
500 corporate meetings per year and maintaining the largest network amongst
local corporations (~90% of total market cap)
• Over 2,000 institutional clients worldwide
• Partnership with most reputable international brokers: HSBC, Credit Suisse,
CitiGroup, CLSA, Auerbach Grayson…
Top Research Team in Town
• Full coverage across major economic sectors: All big IPOs, 115+ companies
(equal to over 85% total market cap); closely monitoring over 100 listed & OTC
companies
• Close ties with local firms, local experts, and government offices.
• Strict compliance, adopting the CFA code of ethics
BEST IN-CLASS INSTITUTIONAL BROKERAGE TEAM
23. LEADING INVESTMENT BANK
With expansive investor network worldwide
2022 “Best Equity House in Vietnam”
International partnerships
Access to most prestigious investors
Global investor network
2015, 2018, 2019, 2022 “Best ECM House in Vietnam”
2010, 2011, 2014, 2016, 2018, 2019 “Best Investment Bank”
24. LEADING INVESTMENT BANK
With numerous successful transactions
Vietnam National Petroleum Group (PLX)
Sales of treasury share
US$56.1 mn
Sole Advisor
(2020)
Pharmacity
M&A
US$100 mn
Sole Advisor
(2021)
BIDV
Straight Bonds
US$122 mn
Placing Agent
(2021)
Imexpharm
M&A
US$67 mn
Sole Advisor
(2021)
MB Bank
Private placement and sales of
treasury shares
US$100 mn
Sole Bookrunner
(2019)
TNG Holdings Vietnam
Straight Bond
US$480 mn
Placing Agent
(2020)
Union Bank of Taiwan
Unsecured Syndication Loan
US$100 mn
Advisor
(2021)
Petrolimex & PGBank
Divestiture through Public Auction
US$109 mn
Advisor
(2023)
Vingroup JSC
Public bond offering
US$60 mn
Advisor, Placing Agent
(2023)
25. MOST ACTIVE TREASURY & PRINCIPAL INVESTMENT TEAM
Partnership with well-known financial institutions
Active Treasury team
• Maintain the company’s capital intact & diversify its
structure
• Prudently and accurately manage cash flow for
investors
Leading Securities Company in issuance & market
making for Covered Warrant products in Vietnam:
in liquidity
in issuance value
#1
Top 3
26. .
- Year Operating History
USD 564
Million AUM
42
Employees
13 Funds
in Operation
Long-term partnvers
SSIAM – LEADING ASSET MANAGER IN VIETNAM
16
27. SSIAM – LEADING ASSET MANAGER IN VIETNAM
AUM BY PRODUCT TYPE
MUTUAL FUNDS MEMBER FUNDS
EXCHANGE TRADED
FUNDS
PENSION FUND
EQUITY
Vietnam Long-term
Growth Fund (VLGF)
EQUITY
SSI Sustainable
Competitive Advantage
Fund (SSI-SCA)
PRIVATE EQUITY
Vietnam Digital
Transformation Fund
PRIVATE EQUITY
Daiwa – SSIAM
Vietnam Growth Fund
III L.P.
PRIVATE EQUITY
Daiwa-SSIAM
Vietnam Growth Fund II
L.P
PRIVATE EQUITY
Vietnam growth
investment fund (VGIF)
REAL ESTATE TRUST
SSI Investment
Member Fund (SSIIMF)
ETF
SSIAM VN30 ETF
ETF
SSIAM VNFIN LEAD
ETF
ETF
SSIAM VNX50 ETF
FIXED - INCOME
SSI Bond Fund (SSIBF)
ILPs
Leading international
insurance companies
in Vietnam
COMPREHENSIVE PRODUCT OFFERINGS
THAT BEST FIT DEMAND
1%
1%
29%
26%
19%
5%
19%
Private Wealth
Management and
Investment Advisory
Fixed Income
Private Equity
Listed Equity
ETFs
Pension fund
Institutional Managed
Accounts
30. CORPORATIONS INVESTORS
Financial advisory and business restructuring
Diversify capital raising channels
Expand cooperation locally and globally
Needs of early investment and savings
Diversify investment portfolio
Preserve and grow assets
BUSSINESS SOLUTION
Provide financial solutions to increase total assets of
Corporation and Investors
Establish close cooperation relationships with major
international financial institutions and investment funds
Support the direction of capital flows for the entire economy
CONNECTING CAPITAL
TO OPPORTUNITIES
31. CATCHING UP AN UPTREND OF WEALTH MANAGEMENT MARKET…
125
180
45
85
32.5
60
55
110
100
175
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
2022 2027E
$50k $50k-$250k $250k-$1 million $1-3 million >$30 billion
+11% p.a
610
358
>$30 billion
$250k- $1 million
$50-250k
$50k
$1-3 million
HNWI+
Upper affluent
Affluent
Mass
ONSHORE LIQUID PFA* BY WEALTH BAND
$ BILLION
MANAGED PFA
$ BILLION
6
35
42.5
85
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
2022 2027E
Upper affluent and affluent HNWI+
145
950
390
950
0
200
400
600
800
1000
1200
1400
1600
1800
2000
2022 2027E
Upper affluent and affluent HNWI+
+23% p.a
+20% p.a
48.5
120
535
1,900
REVENUE FROM MANAGED PFA
$ MILLION
~ 2.0x
~ 2..3x
~ 5.5x
Source: Global Wealth Pools, McKinsey report
*PFA: personal financial assets
32. …BY OFFERING DIVERSE RANGE OF FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS
Age
Assets
Retirement Inheritance
Middle Age
Adolescence
Young
customers
Affluent-class
customers
Wealthy
customers
Elderly
customers
FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS
Diversified and suitable for all
customer segments
Assets distribution and
transfer process
• Stocks
• Bonds
• Derivatives
• Investment trusts
• Fund certificates
• Structural products
• Other products
33. DIVERSE RANGE OF INVESTMENT PRODUCTS AND SERVICES ON THE MARKET
Product Standalone Securities Firms
Securities Firms back by
Commercial Banks
Fund Management
Companies
Depository Products
Bond Products
Structured Products
Exchange Traded
Products
Investment Trust
Products
Membership
Management Model
34. Expand products lineup
We offer more than one product
which can preserve and increase
investment principal
Education/Information
We hold various investment seminars and events
We provide Investment strategy reports
Strengthen supports
We keep close communication with
clients to understand the needs
We provide solutions responding to
investment needs
ENHANCE PRODUCTS & SERVICES
DIVERSE RANGE OF FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS
Solutions approach
We provide sophisticated
financial solutions that can’t
be replicated by others
Traditional
Financial products
Stocks and bonds,
fund certificate
through a financial solution approach
EXPAND CLIENT’S ASSETS
We provide advance solutions to accommodate the
sophisticated needs of diverse clients through
continuous expansion of products and services line up
35. DISTRIBUTION CHANNEL POWER
LEVERAGE POWER OF DISTRIBUTION CHANNEL
Online
Offline
Improve customer base vertically
and horizontally
Leverage the strong customer base
of SSI’s partners
SSI platform Partner channels Expand customer base
SSI platform
36. • Secure capital and liquidity capable of
responding to tighter financial regulations
• Establish a financial base to maintain and
improve credit rating
• Secure financial flexibility that enables agile
investment for growth under any environment
• Strengthen risk management control
• Ensure adequate capital for business activities
• Enhance risk management
• Improve operational costs
• Consistent dividend payout policy, creating
sustainable value for shareholders
Maintenance of Financial Soundness
Strengthen Shareholder Returns
Improvement of Capital Efficiency
INCREASE
CORPORATE
VALUE
USD 2,793 Million
Total Assets
USD 921 Million
Owners’ Equity
383%
Financial Safety
10%
L4Q ROE
2023
DRIVING CORPORATE VALUE
37. COMMITMENT TO SUSTAINABILITY
• SSI integrates 17 SDGs of United Nation into
our long-term strategy, especially 9 SDGs
that in line with our business operation.
• SSI always put clients as our top priority. We
maintain shared- benefit between all
stakeholders, including clients, employees,
shareholders and socials
39. SOLID FINANCIAL CAPABILITIES
Unit: Mn USD
As end of Dec 2023
USD 2,793 Million
Total Assets
#1 USD 921 Million
Owners’ Equity
#2
815
1,785
1,702
916
730 703
625
918
395
963
673
366 332 300
205
670
SSI Mirae Asset TCBS VNDirect VPS HSC Vietcap MBS VPBS
Total Assets Owners' Equity
40. 21
69
116
2013 2018 2023
FY 2023 EARNINGS UPDATE
Revenue shows stable growth rates over years
CAGR
25%
Profit before tax ranks on top of the market
Revenue breakdown by core business units
CAGR
19%
Unit: Mn USD
End of 31 December 2022 40
33
169
297
2013 2018 2023
45%
45%
10%
Securities services (margin,
brokerage, custodian)
Principal investment
Treasury
IB & Other
Profit before tax breakdown by core business units
38%
55%
8% Securities services (margin,
brokerage, custodian)
Principal investment
Treasury
IB & Other
41. FY 2023 EARNINGS UPDATE
Profit before tax margin for each business units L4Q ROAA & ROAE
End of 31 December 2023
41
8%
7% 7%
9%
10%
3.4%
2.8%
3.0%
3.7%
3.5%
4Q22 1Q23 2Q23 3Q23 4Q23
L4Q ROAE L4Q ROAA
30%
36%
19%
31%
-60%
-40%
-20%
0%
20%
40%
60%
4Q22 1Q23 2Q23 3Q23 4Q23
Securities services (margin, brokerage, custodian)
Principal investment
Treasury
SSI overall
42. EXCEPTIONAL MANAGEMENT TEAM
VISIONARY
AND
SOLID
LEADERSHIP
NGUYEN DUY HUNG
Founder, Chairman
With decades of experience in the
securities and investment
industry, Mr. Hung is a nationally
recognized business leader and
pioneer in Vietnam
He holds a Bachelor’s degree
from Hanoi Law University, and a
Bachelor’s in Economics from the
University of Ho Chi Minh
NGUYEN HONG NAM
BOD Member cum CEO
Mr. Nam is the co-founder of SSI,
with +20 years of management
experience and in-depth knowledge
of the securities market. He has also
been a successful leader in many
other business areas
Mr. Nam holds a Master of Science
from Lugansk University, Ukraine
43. EXCEPTIONAL MANAGEMENT TEAM
Ms. NGUYEN THI THANH HA
Chief Financial Officer
• +15 years’ experience in treasury and credit
areas for international organizations in Vietnam
• MSc in Banking and Finance from Vietnam
National Economics University
Ms. LE THI LE HANG
Chief Strategy Officer
• 7 times honored as “CEO of the Year”
in Vietnam by Asia Asset Management
• MSc in Finance and BA in Accounting
from American University, USA
Ms. DOAN NGOC LY LY
Chief Operating Officer
• +15 years’ experience in Operations &
Human Resources management
• MSc in Human Resources Management from
Benedictine University
Ms. NGUYEN VU THUY HUONG
Senior MD, Treasury & Principal Investment
• 20+ years’ experience at SSI
• MSc in Applied Finance from
Macquarie University, Australia
Ms. VU NGOC ANH
Chief Retail Officer
• +15 years’ experience in the banking
industry
• BA, Foreign Trade University in Vietnam
Ms. HOANG HAI YEN
MD, Investment Banking
• +15 years’ experience in the Vietnam
financial market
• MBA, University of Economics HCMC
VISIONARY
AND
SOLID
LEADERSHIP
44. EXCEPTIONAL MANAGEMENT TEAM
HIGHLY
EXPERIENCED
AND
DYNAMIC
TEAM
Mr. NGUYEN ANH DUC
Co-MD, Institutional Brokerage
• 15+ years’ experience
• MBA, Liverpool John Moores University, UK
Mr. MAI HOANG KHANH MINH
Co-MD, Institutional Brokerage
• 15+ years’ intensive experience
• MSc in Applicable Finance from Monash
University, Australia
Ms. HOANG VIET PHUONG
Head of Research
• Best Country Analyst and Best Strategist –
Vietnam (2013-2017)
• MSc at University of Westminster, UK
Mr. NGUYEN MANH HUNG
Chairman
• One of the founders of SSI with +20 years of
intensive experience
• BA, Economic Law from the Ho Chi Minh City
University of Law
Ms. NGUYEN NGOC ANH
CEO
• Project leader for many important ECM/ DCM deals of
SSI with 20+ years of experience
• MSc in Finance at the University of Wollongong in 2004
& MBA, University of North Alabama in 2012
SSI ASSET MANAGEMENT
45. AWARDS
• 2013 – 2023
“1st (Vietnam) Best Domestic Brokerages”
“1st (Vietnam) Best Domestic Brokerages for Research”
“1st (Vietnam) Best Execution”
“1st (Vietnam) Best Domestic Brokerages for Sales”
• 2023 “Best Securities House in Vietnam”
• 2017 – 2020, 2022 “Best Retail Broker in Vietnam”
• 2011 – 2015- 2017 – 2021 “Best Institutional Broker in
Vietnam”
• 2021- 2023 “Best Equity House in Vietnam”
• 2011, 2023 “Best Bond House in Vietnam”
• 2008 – 2011, 2014 – 2016, 2019 – 2021, 2023 “Best Broker in Vietnam”
• 2014, 2015, 2018, 2019, 2022 “Best ECM House in Vietnam”
• 2023 “Best DCM House in Vietnam”
• 2010, 2011, 2014, 2016, 2018, 2019 “Best Investment Bank”
• 2013 – 2018 – 2021 “Best Execution in Vietnam” & “Best Local
Brokerage in Vietnam”
• 2017, 2020 – 2022 “Best equity adviser”
• 2018 – 2022 “Best corporate and institutional adviser, domestic”
• 2023 “Local Broker Ranking #2 Overall Broker - Frontier
Markets”
• 2012, 2014, 2021, 2022, 2023 “Asset
Management Company of the Year –
Vietnam”
• 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 “Fund Management
Company of the Year (Onshore)”
• 2021 “ETF Provider of the Year”
• 2012, 2013, 2016 “Best Fund House in Vietnam”
• 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2020, 2022 “CEO
of the Year”
• 2013, 2014, 2015 “CIO of the Year”
• 2020 “Fund Launch of the Year”
• 2010 “Best Vietnam onshore Fund House”
• 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 “Best Asset
Management Company in Vietnam”
• 2022 “Best Business Development”
• 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023 “Best Overall Asset &
Fund Manager”
• 2020, 2021, 2023 “Best Fund Manager for
Insurance, ILP Mandates & Private Retirement
Schemes”
• 2021 “Best Asset Manager (Balanced Funds)”
SSI SSIAM
46. Thank
You!
.
For all related inquiries, kindly contact:
SSI Investor Relations
▪ Website: https://www.ssi.com.vn/en/investor-relation
▪ Email: investorrelation@ssi.com.vn
▪ Telephone: (+84-24) 3936 6321
▪ Address: 1C Ngo Quyen Street, Ly Thai To Ward, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi, Vietnam
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