Strong profitability and net income
Credit Agricole S.A. reported net income of EUR 1.676 billion (≈ EUR 1.7bn) for Q1 2026. Gross operating income increased like‑for‑like by 5.5% and net income growth for the group was reported at +5.5% year‑on‑year (group), while CASA net income rose (like‑for‑like) and was communicated as EUR 1.676m.
Record group revenues and CASA revenue base
Group revenues reached a record level of EUR 10.0 billion (+2.8% year‑on‑year for the group). Credit Agricole S.A. revenues were cited around EUR 7.0 billion and on a like‑for‑like basis revenues increased ~3.2% after excluding certain consolidation/scope effects.
Excellent capital and return metrics
CET1 ratio for Credit Agricole S.A. stood at 11.4%, above the 11% target. ROTE was high at 13.7%. Group CET1 remains comfortably above SREP requirements (stated as ~670 basis points headroom).
Strong liquidity and funding position
Liquidity reserves were EUR 475 billion with excellent LCR and NSFR metrics; ~2/3 of the 2026 funding plan was already completed in Q1 and customer deposits remained stable and diversified.
Customer acquisition and digital momentum
Very strong commercial traction with 600,000 new customers in the quarter (450,000 in France). Digital acquisition contributed ~20% of professional captures at LCL and ~40% of client capture for Credit Agricole Italia; several 100% self‑care digital products launched and CA Savings platform launched in Germany.
Asset gathering and insurance inflows
Asset gathering posted dynamic results: record net inflows in insurance of EUR 5.7 billion in Q1 (EUR 1.5 billion attributed to the Oriance solution). Amundi showed strong net inflows and growing AUMs, with strong ETF/index flows and third‑party distribution momentum.
Operational efficiency and realized synergies
Positive jaws of 1.7 percentage points on a like‑for‑like basis; cost‑to‑income ratio improved by ~0.6pp quarter‑on‑quarter at CASA. Synergies: full effect of CACEIS–RBC synergies recognized with EUR 100 million additional income in 2026 confirmed; ~40% of Indosuez synergies realized.
Strategic execution: M&A, expansion and new platforms
Increased stake in Banco BPM to 22.9%; acquisition of a small Ukrainian bank (Lviv) to strengthen CA Ukraine; launched CA Savings platform in Germany (medium‑term plan target to expand on‑balance sheet savings). Dividend capacity noted at EUR 0.26 per share.