UniCredit S.p.A. press release ( UNCRY ): Q4 GAAP EPS of €1.22. Revenue of €5.69B (-5.3% Y/Y). Net revenues: €5.3 bn, down 11.9% Q/Q and down 5.6% Y/Y. Net Interest Income (NII): €3.4 bn, up 1.8% Q/Q and down 6.0% Y/Y. Fees & net insurance result: €2.1 bn, up 0.7% Q/Q and up 8.1% Y/Y. RoTE: 12.1%, down 6.9 p.p. Q/Q and up 0.6 p.p. Y/Y. Group CET1 ratio: 14.7%, down 2 bp Q/Q and down 1.1 p.p. Y/Y. ...
UniCredit S.p.A. press release ( UNCRY ): Q4 GAAP EPS of €1.22. Revenue of €5.69B (-5.3% Y/Y). Net revenues: €5.3 bn, down 11.9% Q/Q and down 5.6% Y/Y. Net Interest Income (NII): €3.4 bn, up 1.8% Q/Q and down 6.0% Y/Y. Fees & net insurance result: €2.1 bn, up 0.7% Q/Q and up 8.1% Y/Y. RoTE: 12.1%, down 6.9 p.p. Q/Q and up 0.6 p.p. Y/Y. Group CET1 ratio: 14.7%, down 2 bp Q/Q and down 1.1 p.p. Y/Y. Outlook: FY26 net revenue ambition >€25 bn up 5%, cost ≤€9.4 bn down 1%, net profit at c. €11 bn and >20%7 RoTE FY28 net revenue ambition at c. €27.5 bn growing at a 5% CAGR FY25-28, costs at c. €9.2 bn decreasing at a 1% CAGR FY25-28, net profit at c. €13 bn and RoTE >23%7 , resulting in a FY25-28 double digit EPS and DPS growth with a continued positive trajectory after that Total cumulative distributions at c. €30 bn8 and c. €50 bn8 in the next three years and five years respectively excluding any deployment or return of excess capital that shall be evaluated yearly. More on UniCredit S.p.A. UniCredit: A Bullish Growth Case For One Of Europe's Critical Banking Giants ClearBridge International Growth EAFE Strategy exits Novo Nordisk, adds Roche in Q4 Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on UniCredit S.p.A. Historical earnings data for UniCredit S.p.A. Dividend scorecard for UniCredit S.p.A.
Nvidia and Caterpillar were the Dow's top gainers, rising nearly 8% and 7.1% respectively. The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq composite each gained roughly 2%, following three days of declines. Amazon joined the AI spending party.
Nvidia and Caterpillar were the Dow's top gainers, rising nearly 8% and 7.1% respectively. The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq composite each gained roughly 2%, following three days of declines. Amazon joined the AI spending party.
Software and data services stocks remain under pressure after Anthropic's rollout of a legal automation tool reignited fears of AI-driven disruption — and now one fund manager says that shorting software has become the market's newest expression of the AI trade. Software names — along with data service companies, financial information providers and publishers — went into reverse this week amid fea...
Software and data services stocks remain under pressure after Anthropic's rollout of a legal automation tool reignited fears of AI-driven disruption — and now one fund manager says that shorting software has become the market's newest expression of the AI trade. Software names — along with data service companies, financial information providers and publishers — went into reverse this week amid fears that such business models could be upended by AI-driven disruption, which could see customers desert such companies. "Any company which collates, aggregates, disseminates software and data as a service are seen as increasingly vulnerable to disruption from AI-driven tools," said Sharon Bell, senior European equity strategist at Goldman Sachs, in a note Friday. The new plug-in for Anthropic's Claude co-working agent will provide AI tools across legal, sales, data analysis and marketing tasks — potentially rivalling established software services. "The Anthropic announcement was just a catalyst to realize fears that have been growing." Software stocks, as tracked by the S & P 500 Software & Services Index, slipped 4% Thursday, with the benchmark now down almost 20% year-to-date. Goldman Sachs' own Digital Economy basket fell 10%. Salesforce , Thomson Reuters and LegalZoom were among the names seeing the sharpest falls. CRM YTD mountain Salesforce. "In this context, shorting software stocks seems to have emerged as a new expression of the AI trade, with short interest in Software-as-a-Sector at a two-year high," said Mark Dowding, chief investment officer at RBC BlueBay Asset Management. Outlining the bearish stance, Dowding highlighted the potential for further reverberations across capital markets from the software unwind, including in private debt and bank lending. In a market commentary Friday, Dowding said many private debt funds have "as much as 30% sector exposure in the software space." He said many business development companies — closed-end investment vehicles run ...
A Hong Kong court has remanded another Japanese man in custody over charges of conspiring to steal more than 27 million yen (US$171,678) in connection with a robbery outside a currency exchange shop last month in which more than 50 million yen was taken. Koki Hirose, 57, was brought before Eastern Court, in Sai Wan Ho on Monday to face one count of conspiracy to commit theft, alleging that he stol...
A Hong Kong court has remanded another Japanese man in custody over charges of conspiring to steal more than 27 million yen (US$171,678) in connection with a robbery outside a currency exchange shop last month in which more than 50 million yen was taken. Koki Hirose, 57, was brought before Eastern Court, in Sai Wan Ho on Monday to face one count of conspiracy to commit theft, alleging that he stole 27.9 million yen between January 30 and 31, together with other unknown accomplices. Three other Japanese nationals – Keigo Shimomura, 23, Masato Yamaguchi, 28, and Yusuke Suzuki, 27 – had earlier been charged with conspiracy to rob, along with a 52-year-old Chinese interpreter, Li Nan. Advertisement They were accused of stealing 51 million yen in cash from a 51-year-old compatriot outside a currency exchange shop in Sheung Wan on January 30. Principal Magistrate David Cheung Chi-wai refused to grant bail to Hirose after considering the nature of the offence and the strength of the evidence. Photo: Nora Tam The court heard that a police investigation indicated that Hirose was connected to Suzuki, although his specific role in the alleged robbery had not been revealed.
(RTTNews) - KRAFTON (259960.KS) reported that its fourth quarter net loss from continuing operation before income tax was 50.5 billion Korean won compared to profit of 602.6 billion won, prior year. Net loss attributable to shareholders of parent company was 20.0 billion won compared to profit of 492.1 billion won. Operating income declined to 2.4 billion won from 215.5 billion won. Fourth quarter...
(RTTNews) - KRAFTON (259960.KS) reported that its fourth quarter net loss from continuing operation before income tax was 50.5 billion Korean won compared to profit of 602.6 billion won, prior year. Net loss attributable to shareholders of parent company was 20.0 billion won compared to profit of 492.1 billion won. Operating income declined to 2.4 billion won from 215.5 billion won. Fourth quarter sales were 919.7 billion won compared to 617.6 billion won, an increase of 48.9% from last year. Shares of KRAFTON are trading at 2,36,500 won, down 0.63%. For more earnings news, earnings calendar, and earnings for stocks, visit rttnews.com. The views and opinions expressed herein are the views and opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Nasdaq, Inc.