The company said, “As of March 31, 2025, the bank’s net income attributable to shareholders totaled $278 billion, representing a 131.0% YoY4 increase and an ROAE of 25.7%, compared to an ROAE of 11.2% in 1Q24. The increase in results is explained by an increase in the bank’s main revenue lines. Operating income increased 33.2% YoY, driven by better net interest and readjustment income. Compared to the previous quarter, 4Q24, the bank’s net income attributable to shareholders increased by 0.5%. The UF variation in 1Q25 was slightly lower than in 4Q24, which reduced QoQ5 readjustment gains. This was offset by higher fees and results from financial transactions and improved expense control. This resulted in a ROAE of 25.7% in 1Q25, marking the fourth consecutive quarter with ROAEs above 20%…Our CET1 ratio remains at a solid 10.7% at the end of March 2025, with the overall Basel III ratio reaching 16.9%. The Bank’s capital includes a dividend payment provision of 70% of 2024 earnings and a 60% provision of 2025 earnings to date.”
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