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Trades about 35% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Kina Securities Limited, together with its subsidiaries, provides commercial banking and financial, fund administration, investment management, and share brokerage services in Papua New Guinea. The company operates through two segments, Banking & Finance and Wealth Management. It’s deposit products include consumer and business transactions, savings, term deposits, and other money market accounts, as well as business, self-managed, and cash management accounts. The company also offers secured and unsecured personal and SME business loans, motor vehicle loans, business lending, chattel mortgages, insurance premium funding, and home and investment loans. In addition, it provides corporate advisory and trustee services; international banking services, including foreign currency notes, trade finance, telegraphic transfers, foreign currency accounts, and foreign exchange; treasury management and asset financing services; and debit and credit cards. Further, the company offers EFTOPS, internet payment gateway, online and mobile banking, WhatsApp banking, and Xero bank feeds. Kina Securities Limited was founded in 1985 and is based in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea.
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