Credit Agricole’s CFO: Provisions Driven by One-offs
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AI-PoweredCredit Agricole's CFO attributes the bank's lower-than-expected profit to one-off provisions, but remains optimistic about the outlook for 2026, driven by investments in its Italian business.
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Credit Agricole said provisions in the fourth quarter are driven by one-offs but is confident about the outlook for 2026, according to the Deputy General Manager and CFO Clotilde L’Angevin. Profit at the French bank fell short of analysts’ estimates due to the revamp of its Italian business, in which Credit Agricole is making investments. She spoke with Bloomberg’s Anna Edwards, Guy Johnson and Tom Mackenzie from Paris. (Source: Bloomberg)
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