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FIRST QUARTER 2023 RESULTS
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First quarter 2023 results | 2
1Q23: Very solid results driven by the strength of
Strong growth in revenues supported by all divisions
- Increase in Corporate & Institutional Banking (+4.0%)
- Growth in Commercial, Personal Banking & Services1 (+5.9%)
- Rise in revenues in Investment & Protection Services (+0.6%)
Positive underlying2 jaws effect (+1.5 pt)
Underlying revenues2: +5.3% vs. 1Q223
Underlying operating expenses2: +3.8% vs. 1Q223
Low level of risk throughout the cycle
Solid financial structure
Prudent, proactive and long-term risk management combined with the Group's strong diversification and favourable positioning (by geography, sector, business line and client segment)
Distributable Net Income6 reflecting the Group's intrinsic performance
(1Q23 net income as reported: €4,435m, including the capital gain on the sale of
Launch of the first €2.5bn tranche of the 2023 share buyback programme on
Cost of risk: 28 bps4
CET1: 13.6%5
Liquidity Coverage Ratio: 139%5
distributable Net Income6: €2,845m
distributable EPS8: €2.19
(+18.3% annualised9)
Confirmation of a trajectory of strong growth in 2023 distributable EPS8
higher than the plan's objective (CAGR 22-25 >+12%9)
1. Including 100% of Private Banking in Commercial & Personal Banking (excluding PEL/CEL effects in
First quarter 2023 results | 3
A unique positioning
2023 distributable net income1 in line with GTS 2025 growth objectives
Confirmation of the growth trajectory in 2023 distributable net income1,
as announced in
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€bn |
+€1bn |
> Anticipation of the end
of the ramp-up of the
SRF2
Organic growth3
Effect of
10.2 the sale of Bank of the
West
|
2022 net income |
2023 net income |
|
as reported |
distributable1 |
|
(IFRS 4 incl. BoW) |
(IFRS17 excl. BoW) |
Distributable net income reflecting the Group's
intrinsic performance: €2,845m in 1Q231
Organic growth in 1Q23 offsetting the effets of the sale
of Bank of the West3
+
Upward adjustment in distributable net income
by +€1bn4 in 1Q23
+
Offsetting of the extraordinary negative impact of the adjustments to hedges related to changes in TLTRO terms & conditions decided by the
1. 2023 distributable net income, i.e., 2023 net income excluding extraordinary items (capital gain on the sale of
anticipated in
First quarter 2023 results | 4
Continuous and strong value creation throughout the cycle
€5bn in share buyback programmes planned in 2023
of which €4bn with the objective of compensating the dilution related to the sale of
- 1st €2.5bn tranche launched on 31.03.232
- 2nd €2.5bn tranche planned for 2H233
Ordinary distribution: 60% of 2023 distributable net income1
- calculated on the basis of net income, Group share adjusted for extraordinary items and increased by €1bn in 1Q23 (distributable net income)
- 50% in the form of a dividend paid in cash and 10% in the form of a share buyback programme3 in 2024
Expected growth in distributable 2023 EPS4 and 2023 DPS
higher than the plan's objective
(CAGR 22-25>12%5)
1. 2023 distributable net income, Group share (see slide 4) after taking into account the remuneration net of tax of Undated Super Subordinated Notes ('TSSDI');
2. €962m related to the ordinary distribution of the 2022 results and €1.54bn related to the sale of
4. Earnings per share calculated on the basis of 2023 distributable net income; 5. CAGR calculated on the basis of 2022 reported results (IFRS 4, including
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