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光 SKFH Highlights of Q2 2021 Earnings SKFH Announces Results for Q2 2021 August 24 , 2021 , Taipei Shin Kong Financial Holding Company Limited ( “ Shin Kong ” , “ SKFH " , or the “ Company ” , TWSE : 2888 ) announces consolidated results of the Company and its subsidiaries for the second quarter of 2021 . HIGHLIGHTS • • SKFH recorded a consolidated after - tax profit of NT $ 13.62bn for 1H 2021 , up 74.0 % YoY . EPS was NT $ 1.04 . Total group assets amounted to NT $ 4.6 trillion , up 8.2 % year - on - year . Consolidated shareholders ' equity reached NT $ 248.04bn , and book value per share was NT $ 18.60 . Shin Kong Life continued to promote foreign currency policies and value - focused products , with first year premium ( FYP ) of NT $ 21.90bn . Cost of liabilities decreased 4 bps year - to - date to 3.79 % . Consolidated after - tax profit for 1H 2021 was NT $ 8.49bn , up 77.8 % year - on - year . Consolidated shareholders ' equity amounted to NT $ 162.79bn , and equity - to - asset ratio was 4.93 % . Shin Kong Bank sustained growth momentum over the past quarters . Net interest income and net fee income grew 9.9 % and 2.1 % year - on - year , respectively . Consolidated after - tax profit reached NT $ 3.06bn , up 3.4 % year - on - year . Asset quality remained solid with NPL ratio of 0.18 % and coverage ratio of 732.24 % . MasterLink Securities delivered strong brokerage performance , with brokerage fee income increasing 82.5 % year - on - year to NT $ 2.88bn . Capitalized on market trends , proprietary trading income grew 115.6 % to NT $ 1.98bn . Consolidated after - tax profit was NT $ 2.22bn , up 287.1 % year - on - year . SHIN KONG LIFE : STRATEGIC PRODUCTS REMAINED FOCUS AND COST OF LIABILITIES CONTINUED TO DECLINE Boosted by higher investment income and lower cost of liabilities , Shin Kong Life posted a consolidated after - tax profit of NT $ 8.49bn for 1H 2021 , which was 77.8 % higher year - on - year . Consolidated shareholders ' equity increased 8.7 % quarter - on - quarter to NT $ 162.79bn , and Page 1 of 3