The previous note was recorded in the first quarter of 2022, when these banks received 12.8 billion euros of income from the trade.
Five European investment banks – UBS, BNP Paribas, Société Générale, Barclays and Deutsche Bank – in the first quarter of 2025 showed a record income from trade shares and tools with fixed income. In three months they gained 13 billion euros, which has been the highest quarterly indicator for a decade. This has been reported by the Financial Times.
UBS and BNP Paribas have achieved the best results in history. The UBS Swiss Bank has grown about a third – up to 2.5 billion dollars (2.3 billion euros), while the French BNP Paribas records a record of 2.8 billion euros.
The German Deutsche Bank, despite the discharge from trade sharing, increased revenues from foreign bonds and operations of 17%, and British Barclays – 21%.
The French société Générale announced the growth of income from operations with a sharing of more than 20% – up to 1.06 billion euros.
The climax of activity in the markets came after Donald Trump’s announcement of new duties on April 2. It brings strong volatility and prompted the amount of trading to uninterrupted levels.
At the same time, the five largest banks on Wall Street gained nearly 37 billion trading income debt.
The previous note was in the first quarter of 2022, when European banks received 12.8 billion euros from the trade.
Keep in mind that State Privatbank in January-March 2025 received 16.9 billion UAH of Net Profit, which is 21.9%, or 3 billion more than the first quarter of last year.
German’s largest bank has received a record profit against the background of Trump’s duties
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