Credit Agricole Ile-de-France 2026 capital, liquidity report shows CET1 ratio at 23.13%
Reuters2026/08/28 05:29- Crédit Agricole Paris Île-de-France published its 2026 first-half capital and liquidity update, showing a CET1 ratio of 23.13%.
- Total capital ratio held at 23.25%; total own funds were EUR 5.44 billion; risk-weighted assets were EUR 23.39 billion.
- Leverage ratio eased to 7.36% from 7.87%; total leverage exposure rose to EUR 73.53 billion.
- Liquidity metrics stayed above regulatory floors, with LCR at 109.7% and NSFR at 106.1%.
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