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East West Bancorp, Inc.
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Company details
Market cap
$18B
P/E ratio
14×
Div yield
2.4%
EPS (TTM)
$9.52
Profit margin
45%
Rev. growth
+12%
Revenue
$2.9B
Return on equity
16%
In plain English
East West Bancorp is the holding company for East West Bank — the largest US bank built to connect the United States and Greater China. From Pasadena and branches in California, New York, Texas and China, it turns ~$67B of deposits into commercial, real-estate and cross-border loans, earning ~88% of its revenue on the interest spread and the rest on trade-finance, FX and wealth fees.
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What East West Bancorp, Inc. really sells
East West Bancorp is the holding company for East West Bank — the largest US bank built to connect the United States and Greater China. From Pasadena and branches in California, New York, Texas and China, it turns ~$67B of deposits into commercial, real-estate and cross-border loans, earning ~88% of its revenue on the interest spread and the rest on trade-finance, FX and wealth fees.
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