Severe Free Cash Flow DeclineA near-total drop in free cash flow signals a structural stress in post-operating liquidity available for capex, debt reduction, or shareholder distributions. If sustained, this constrains capital allocation flexibility and weakens buffers against credit or funding shocks.
Very Low Equity Ratio / Liability RelianceAn equity ratio under 3% means the bank depends heavily on deposits and borrowings versus capital. This structural leverage raises sensitivity to deposit runs, regulatory capital needs or market funding stress, limiting risk-taking and growth without new capital.
Modest ROE And Constrained Net MarginROE around 5.4% and mid-teens net margin suggest limited profitability upside versus peers. Structurally modest returns reduce capacity to retain earnings for capital build and may pressure shareholder returns if credit costs or funding spreads widen.