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Trades about 159% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
MBSB Berhad, an investment holding company headquartered in Petaling Jaya, Malaysia, has been a provider of banking and financial services throughout Malaysia since its establishment in 1950. The company organizes its operations across four key segments: Consumer Banking, Corporate Banking, Global Market, and Others. Its diverse financial offerings include various deposit accounts like savings, current, demand, and term deposits, alongside a broad spectrum of financing solutions covering personal, property, contract, corporate, commercial property, business, trade, equipment, cross-border, and wholesale needs. Additionally, MBSB facilitates services such as debit cards, fund transfers, and self-service banking. The company also extends into wealth management, advisory, syndication, protection, investment, safe deposit, e-wallet, and estate management services. In the realm of treasury, it deals with money markets, sukuk, derivatives, and capital market securities trading. Furthermore, MBSB Berhad is involved in property development, real estate leasing, and trading activities, including the provision of Islamic banking and related financial services. The company functions as a subsidiary of Citigroup Nominees (Tempatan) Sdn Bhd.
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