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Société Générale will seek further savings from business cuts at its investment bank, after posting a surprise first quarter profit on the back of a strong retail banking performance. -
As the banking industry’s painful readjustment continues, the first quarter’s awful market numbers show that big, diverse, universal banks, contrary to recent management mantras, actually do have an advantage.
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UBS chief executive Sergio Ermotti highlighted the ‘paralyzing volatility’ in the market on Tuesday, as the bank announced a 64% year on year drop in net profit in the first quarter of 2016.
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Commerzbank reported a dramatic fall in first quarter profits on Tuesday, sending its shares down nearly 10%.
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BNP Paribas managed 10.1% increase in profit to €1.8bn for the three months to March despite weaknesses in its investment banking division.
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Better than expected first quarter results from HSBC on Tuesday demonstrated the unfashionable truth that giant universal banks do get a diversification benefit, even when financial markets are in turmoil and interest rate margins are under pressure.
