US EditionUniCredit Profit Beats Estimates as CEO Orcel Pursues Deals
- UniCredit, led by CEO Andrea Orcel, reported record first-quarter 2025 profits with a net income of €2.8 billion.
- This performance follows 17 consecutive quarters of profit growth amid a complex and uncertain macroeconomic environment.
- UniCredit achieved a 22% RoTE, €6.5 billion revenues, and a 35.4% cost-to-income ratio, driven by increased fees and strong client trading.
- The company emphasized its dedication to maintaining strong and reliable performance standards.
- With a CET1 ratio of 16.1% and €10 billion in excess capital, UniCredit plans to pursue only deals that enhance its resilient standalone position.
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