Above average funding and strong liquidity. Strong capitalization, supported by sound pre-provision earnings capacity. High likelihood that the Saudi government would provide extraordinary support to NCB in the event of financial distress. Concentration risks in the lending book and funding base. Exposure to market risk. Potentially volatile operating environment. The stable outlook on Saudi-Arabia based National Commercial Bank (NCB) reflects Standard&Poor's Ratings Services' expectation that NCB will manage to sustain strong capitalization levels and maintain an above average funding position. All other things being equal, we would consider a negative rating action if NCB failed to maintain a Standard&Poor's risk-adjusted (RAC) ratio after adjustments above 10% over time. We also expect that relative to its total
RESEARCH The National Commercial Bank Publication date: 30-Aug-2012 Primary Credit Analyst: Paul-Henri Pruvost, Paris (33) 1-4420-6691; paul-henri_pruvost@standardandpoors.com Secondary Contact: Nicolas Hardy, PhD, Paris (33) 1-4420-7318;...
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