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Financial results for the second quarter and first half 2025

<body> <code><iframe src="https://cdn.streamlike.com/play?med_id=eefac67f4ae49e91" style="border:0px;" name="media-eefac67f4ae49e91" marginheight="0" marginwidth="0" scrolling="no" frameborder="0" align="top" width="100%" height="100%" mozallowfullscreen webkitallowfullscreen allowfullscreen allow="autoplay; fullscreen"></iframe></code><subtitle-block>What is this new podcast series about?</subtitle-block>This initiative aims to provide our clients and partners with a fresh, accessible channel delivering insights, expert analysis, and deep dives into the forces shaping today’s capital markets. By launching this podcast, we further strengthen our role as a trusted partner and thought leader in the capital markets space, reinforcing our commitment to providing value beyond transactions.<subtitle-block>‘The First Cut Is The Deepest: Fed Kicks off 2025 Easing’, our first episode drops today </subtitle-block>After the recent Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) rate cut, we discuss the follow-on effects of not only the move itself, but the various tensions embedded in the Fed’s actions, how they navigated the intersection of markets and politics, and what do we think the implications are for Investment Grade market conditions heading into Q4.  Connor Prochnow, US Debt Syndicate, sat down with Ivan Hrazdira, Head of Debt Capital Markets for the Americas and global USD sponsor, to discuss these questions and more.<subtitle-block>Where can I listen to the podcast? </subtitle-block>This podcast is available on Spotify and Soundcloud, search for ‘Ahead of the Curve by Crédit Agricole CIB’, subscribe to the podcast and stay tuned for our next episodes! <outlined-button><a @href="https://open.spotify.com/episode/6uwJib3tgpPKnFpo8NX4Qb?si=L2As0QavTUuphhNT1l_DpA">Listen on Spotify</a></outlined-button><outlined-button-external><a @href="https://soundcloud.com/credit-agricole-cib/the-first-cut-is-the-deepest-fed-kicks-off-2025-easing?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing&si=15d9b1dcdfea4f1abe4779b44f34cf36">Listen on Soundcloud</a></outlined-button-external></body>

<body>We are pleased to announce the launch of “Ahead of the Curve”, our new podcast series offering timely insights and expert commentary on the latest trends shaping global capital markets.</body>

Launch of "Ahead of the Curve by Crédit Agricole CIB" our Capital Markets Podcast

<body> <code><iframe src="https://cdn.streamlike.com/play?med_id=eefac67f4ae49e91" style="border:0px;" name="media-eefac67f4ae49e91" marginheight="0" marginwidth="0" scrolling="no" frameborder="0" align="top" width="100%" height="100%" mozallowfullscreen webkitallowfullscreen allowfullscreen allow="autoplay; fullscreen"></iframe></code><subtitle-block>What is this new podcast series about?</subtitle-block>This initiative aims to provide our clients and partners with a fresh, accessible channel delivering insights, expert analysis, and deep dives into the forces shaping today’s capital markets. By launching this podcast, we further strengthen our role as a trusted partner and thought leader in the capital markets space, reinforcing our commitment to providing value beyond transactions.<subtitle-block>‘The First Cut Is The Deepest: Fed Kicks off 2025 Easing’, our first episode drops today </subtitle-block>After the recent Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) rate cut, we discuss the follow-on effects of not only the move itself, but the various tensions embedded in the Fed’s actions, how they navigated the intersection of markets and politics, and what do we think the implications are for Investment Grade market conditions heading into Q4.  Connor Prochnow, US Debt Syndicate, sat down with Ivan Hrazdira, Head of Debt Capital Markets for the Americas and global USD sponsor, to discuss these questions and more.<subtitle-block>Where can I listen to the podcast? </subtitle-block>This podcast is available on Spotify and Soundcloud, search for ‘Ahead of the Curve by Crédit Agricole CIB’, subscribe to the podcast and stay tuned for our next episodes! <outlined-button><a href="https://open.spotify.com/episode/6uwJib3tgpPKnFpo8NX4Qb?si=L2As0QavTUuphhNT1l_DpA">Listen on Spotify</a></outlined-button><outlined-button-external><a href="https://soundcloud.com/credit-agricole-cib/the-first-cut-is-the-deepest-fed-kicks-off-2025-easing?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing&si=15d9b1dcdfea4f1abe4779b44f34cf36">Listen on Soundcloud</a></outlined-button-external></body>

<body>On the recommendation of Chief Executive Officer Jean-François Balaÿ, the Board of Directors of Crédit Agricole CIB has appointed Stéphane Ducroizet as Deputy Chief Executive Officer in charge of financing activities as of November 1st, 2025. Natacha Gallou will take over his role as Senior Regional Officer for the Americas, effective October 1st, 2025. They both remain members of Crédit Agricole CIB’s Executive Committee.Eric de Lambilly replaces Natacha Gallou as Head of Risk and Permanent Control as of October 1st, 2025. He reports functionally to Jean-François Balaÿ, and hierarchically to Valérie Wanquet, the Group Chief Risk Officer, and joins Crédit Agricole CIB’s Executive Committee. <subtitle-block>BIOGRAPHIES</subtitle-block>Stéphane Ducroizet began his career in 1993 at Crédit Lyonnais’ Corporate Banking groups in Paris. After four years within the Telecoms Finance team in Paris, he joined the Media & Communications Group at Calyon Americas in New York in 2002 and then the Specific Assets Securitisation Group in 2006. In 2007 he was appointed Head of Telecom Finance EMEA before taking on global responsibility for the division in 2009. In 2015, he created the Corporate Acquisition Finance department for which he assumed global responsibility, before being appointed Global Head of Acquisition Finance and Advisory. In January 2019, he became Global Head of the Real Estate & Lodging department before becoming Head of Risk and Permanent Control in September of the same year. In 2021, he became Deputy General Manager in charge of Risk and Permanent Control and then Senior Regional Officer for the Americas region at the end of 2022. Stéphane Ducroizet graduated from the Hautes Etudes de Commerce (HEC) school of Paris.Natacha Gallou joined Indosuez in 1992 as an account manager on corporate portfolios. In 2000, she joined the Distressed Asset division as an advisory and restructuring Officer in Paris and then in London. In 2007, Natacha joined the Risk Management department where she first took on the role of Deputy Head of Counterparty Risk Control and Monitoring, before becoming Chief Operating Officer of the Corporate Individual Risk Management department. In 2016, she was appointed Global Head of Corporate Risk for Asset Finance, Energy and Diversified Industries and then became Global Head of Risk & Permanent Control - Sectors, Corporate and Structured Financing in 2019. She was appointed Global Head of Risk and Permanent Control in 2022 and Deputy General Manager in March 2023 with responsibility over the same scope. Natacha Gallou graduated from HEC Lausanne.Eric de Lambilly joined Crédit Agricole Indosuez in 1997, as a market risk analyst. In 2000, he was appointed Head of Market Risk Methodology in Paris, then Head of Market Risk for the Americas region in New-York in 2005. In 2009, Eric was appointed Local Chief Risk Officer in London, before becoming Global Head of Market Risk in 2013. In 2017, he was appointed Global Head of Market Risk and Counterparty Risk (MCR) in Paris. He became Chief Operating Officer for market activities in 2018 before taking responsibility for Risk and Permanent Control activities for the Asia-Pacific region. Eric de Lambilly graduated from the Ecole Centrale of Paris. </body>

<body>On the recommendation of Chief Executive Officer Jean-François Balaÿ, the Board of Directors of Crédit Agricole CIB has appointed Stéphane Ducroizet as Deputy Chief Executive Officer in charge of financing activities as of November 1st, 2025.</body>

Changes in the governance of Crédit Agricole CIB

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<body>Derivatives market-focused magazine Risk.net named Crédit Agricole CIB its Derivatives House of the Year 2025 in Hong Kong SAR and South Korea. This is the first time Crédit Agricole CIB has been recognised as the best derivatives house in South Korea, <a @href="https://www.ca-cib.com/en/news/asia-risk-names-credit-agricole-cib-derivatives-house-year-hong-kong-and-structured-products">while the Bank regained its top recognition for Hong Kong House in 2023 where we also named Best Structured House of the year</a>.<subtitle-block>Driven by innovation; Keeping a finger on the pulse of market developments</subtitle-block>As a foreign bank with strong derivatives expertise in the Asia-Pacific market, Crédit Agricole CIB consistently outruns its competitors by staying ahead of market development and customising products to offer best-in-class solutions for clients.In Korea, Crédit Agricole CIB is ranked top 5 Korean Treasury Bond (KTB) primary dealer for six consecutive years. Within the banking sector, we are the #1 KTB primary dealer in the most recently published league table for the first six months of 2025. Furthermore, Crédit Agricole CIB is ranked top 3 in FX league table published by MOEF (#1 in FX spot and #3 in FX spot & FX swap). This strong presence in both FX and rates gives the Bank the greatest competitive edge to offer in-depth market views for clients and access to best-rated solutions. Crédit Agricole CIB is committed to enabling unique offering for clients through a 24/7 sales centre set-up around the world. The Bank’s local sales centres in Hong Kong, Singapore, Dubai, London and New York bridges trade gap in Korean Won, which not only offers convenience for our clients but also promotes the internationalisation of the Korean Won.In Hong Kong, Crédit Agricole CIB’s Asia-Pacific hub with a more than 130-year presence, the Bank’s industry-leading global markets team has been a pioneer in providing comprehensive cross-border financing - Cross Currency Repo on Chinese Government Bonds - and investment solutions - Southbound Bond Connect, Structured Deposits, Loans, Total Return Swaps. As a leader in RMB markets, the Bank also consistently ranks top position in promoting Hong Kong and China bond issuance markets.Contributing to the overall market activities and development, Crédit Agricole CIB has been an active supporter in putting new ideas into action, such as promoting the use of onshore CNY bonds as collateral at the OTC Clear in Hong Kong Exchange, as well as the expertise demonstrated in structuring complex products in the offshore Renminbi market.<a @href="Quote1">Quote1</a><a @href="Quote2">Quote2</a></body>

<body>The Bank is named best derivatives house in South Korea for the first time, while awarded derivatives house in Hong Kong once again after winning the same award from 2021 to 2023.</body>

Risk Asia recognises Crédit Agricole CIB derivatives and structuring expertise

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<body>Derivatives market-focused magazine Risk.net named Crédit Agricole CIB its Derivatives House of the Year 2025 in Hong Kong SAR and South Korea. This is the first time Crédit Agricole CIB has been recognised as the best derivatives house in South Korea, <a href="https://www.ca-cib.com/en/news/asia-risk-names-credit-agricole-cib-derivatives-house-year-hong-kong-and-structured-products">while the Bank regained its top recognition for Hong Kong House in 2023 where we also named Best Structured House of the year</a>.<subtitle-block>Driven by innovation; Keeping a finger on the pulse of market developments</subtitle-block>As a foreign bank with strong derivatives expertise in the Asia-Pacific market, Crédit Agricole CIB consistently outruns its competitors by staying ahead of market development and customising products to offer best-in-class solutions for clients.In Korea, Crédit Agricole CIB is ranked top 5 Korean Treasury Bond (KTB) primary dealer for six consecutive years. Within the banking sector, we are the #1 KTB primary dealer in the most recently published league table for the first six months of 2025. Furthermore, Crédit Agricole CIB is ranked top 3 in FX league table published by MOEF (#1 in FX spot and #3 in FX spot & FX swap). This strong presence in both FX and rates gives the Bank the greatest competitive edge to offer in-depth market views for clients and access to best-rated solutions. Crédit Agricole CIB is committed to enabling unique offering for clients through a 24/7 sales centre set-up around the world. The Bank’s local sales centres in Hong Kong, Singapore, Dubai, London and New York bridges trade gap in Korean Won, which not only offers convenience for our clients but also promotes the internationalisation of the Korean Won.In Hong Kong, Crédit Agricole CIB’s Asia-Pacific hub with a more than 130-year presence, the Bank’s industry-leading global markets team has been a pioneer in providing comprehensive cross-border financing - Cross Currency Repo on Chinese Government Bonds - and investment solutions - Southbound Bond Connect, Structured Deposits, Loans, Total Return Swaps. As a leader in RMB markets, the Bank also consistently ranks top position in promoting Hong Kong and China bond issuance markets.Contributing to the overall market activities and development, Crédit Agricole CIB has been an active supporter in putting new ideas into action, such as promoting the use of onshore CNY bonds as collateral at the OTC Clear in Hong Kong Exchange, as well as the expertise demonstrated in structuring complex products in the offshore Renminbi market.<a href="Quote1">Quote1</a><a href="Quote2">Quote2</a></body>

<body><figure @class="image"><img @height="1200" @src="https://ca-cib.celum.cloud/SGP office_4_47370_CDN_images.jpg" @style="aspect-ratio:1799/1200;" @width="1799"></img></figure>Hong Kong, Singapore, 25 September 2025 – Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank (Crédit Agricole CIB) and Indosuez Wealth Management (Indosuez), both entities under Crédit Agricole Group, today announced the inauguration of their new Singapore office at the newly launched IOI Central Boulevard Towers, located in the heart of the city's central business district.The new shared office brings Crédit Agricole CIB and Indosuez together and consolidates their operations in a modern, 43,420 square feet workspace across two floors in the A-Grade office building. This relocation aligns with Crédit Agricole Group’s long-term strategy for Asia-Pacific, driving operational efficiency, deepening synergies across business lines, and creating a future-ready environment for clients and employees.Timed to coincide with two key milestones: Crédit Agricole’s 120 years in Singapore and Singapore’s 60th year of independence, the opening is testament to the Group’s enduring commitment to Singapore and also reinforces Singapore’s role as a leading global financial hub.<a @href="Quote1">Quote1</a><a @href="Quote2">Quote2</a></body>

<body>New office at IOI Central Boulevard Towers, the heart of the city's central business district, reinforces Crédit Agricole Group’s long-term commitment to Singapore and Asia. The new shared office enhances collaboration, innovation, and talent development across business lines and entities within Crédit Agricole Group.</body>

Crédit Agricole CIB and Indosuez Wealth Management inaugurate new Singapore office to support local and regional growth momentum

<body><figure class="image"><img height="1200" src="https://ca-cib.celum.cloud/SGP office_4_47370_CDN_images.jpg" style="aspect-ratio:1799/1200;" width="1799"></img></figure>Hong Kong, Singapore, 25 September 2025 – Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank (Crédit Agricole CIB) and Indosuez Wealth Management (Indosuez), both entities under Crédit Agricole Group, today announced the inauguration of their new Singapore office at the newly launched IOI Central Boulevard Towers, located in the heart of the city's central business district.The new shared office brings Crédit Agricole CIB and Indosuez together and consolidates their operations in a modern, 43,420 square feet workspace across two floors in the A-Grade office building. This relocation aligns with Crédit Agricole Group’s long-term strategy for Asia-Pacific, driving operational efficiency, deepening synergies across business lines, and creating a future-ready environment for clients and employees.Timed to coincide with two key milestones: Crédit Agricole’s 120 years in Singapore and Singapore’s 60th year of independence, the opening is testament to the Group’s enduring commitment to Singapore and also reinforces Singapore’s role as a leading global financial hub.<a href="Quote1">Quote1</a><a href="Quote2">Quote2</a></body>

<body><figure @class="image"><img @height="418" @src="https://ca-cib.celum.cloud/Fn_JFB2_47357_CDN_images.jpg" @style="aspect-ratio:744/418;" @width="744"></img></figure>After 35 years at the French bank, Jean-François Balaÿ wants evolution, not revolutionCrédit Agricole’s choice for its new chief executive of its corporate and investment bank was inevitably going to be a safe pair of hands. When its former boss Xavier Musca stepped down from the top job in April after around three years, Crédit Agricole did not look far for his replacement. Jean-François Balaÿ has worked at the French lender for 35 years, and was deputy CEO before his elevation to the top job. The 59-year-old is planning to roll out a strategy update in November, but his message is one of evolution rather than revolution. <primary-button-external><a @href="https://webreprints.djreprints.com/2620820.html">Read the article</a></primary-button-external></body>

<body>Article published in the Financial News by Paul Clarke</body>

"Why Crédit Agricole CIB's new boss is doubling down on tradition"

<body><figure class="image"><img height="418" src="https://ca-cib.celum.cloud/Fn_JFB2_47357_CDN_images.jpg" style="aspect-ratio:744/418;" width="744"></img></figure>After 35 years at the French bank, Jean-François Balaÿ wants evolution, not revolutionCrédit Agricole’s choice for its new chief executive of its corporate and investment bank was inevitably going to be a safe pair of hands. When its former boss Xavier Musca stepped down from the top job in April after around three years, Crédit Agricole did not look far for his replacement. Jean-François Balaÿ has worked at the French lender for 35 years, and was deputy CEO before his elevation to the top job. The 59-year-old is planning to roll out a strategy update in November, but his message is one of evolution rather than revolution. <primary-button-external><a href="https://webreprints.djreprints.com/2620820.html">Read the article</a></primary-button-external></body>

<body>In early 2023, the French National Financial Prosecutor’s Office (NFP) launched investigations into several banks. Crédit Agricole CIB naturally cooperated with the investigation carried out by the NFP. The investigation showed, first of all, that Crédit Agricole CIB had not put in place any system or policy intended knowingly to encourage its foreign clients to engage in securities lending and borrowing or securities derivatives transactions for the purpose of tax evasion. In addition, the investigation noted that, as soon as the provisions of Article 119bis A of the French General Tax Code resulting from Finance Act No. 2018-1317 of December 28, 2018 for 2019 were introduced, Crédit Agricole CIB had put in place internal rules to strictly control transactions around the detachment of the dividend. In particular, whereas the 2019 budget law targeted transactions with a maturity of less than 45 days, Crédit Agricole CIB voluntarily increased this maturity to 90 days. For the period from 2013 to 2023, the NFP considers a number of securities lending-borrowing and equity derivatives transactions to be dividend arbitrage. These transactions generated an average income for Crédit Agricole CIB of less than €5 million per year over this period. These transactions were concluded at price levels set by the market and when the transactions were concluded via a clearing house, Crédit Agricole CIB did not know the identity and state of residence of its counterparties. In this context, the NFP proposed an agreement to Crédit Agricole CIB, under which Crédit Agricole CIB agreed to pay a fine in the public interest including the disgorgement of the income from these transactions over the 10 years investigated, i.e. €49.03 million. As regards the so-called afflictive part of this fine, the NFP took into account the measures already implemented by Crédit Agricole CIB to regulate securities and derivatives lending and the active cooperation of the bank in the investigation. As a result, the fine amounted to 39,22 million euro, bringing the total amount of the fine paid under this CJIP to €88.25 million. The results of the investigation and the amount of the public interest fine are set out in the Judicial Public Interest Agreement (CJIP) signed by the NFP and Crédit Agricole CIB. This agreement, which does not constitute a criminal conviction and which does not entail any conviction of Crédit Agricole CIB, was validated by the President of the Paris Judicial Court on 8 September 2025.</body>

The President of the Paris Judicial Court validates the CJIP concluded between Crédit Agricole CIB & the French National Financial Prosecutor’s Office

<body><subtitle-block>Enriched data at the heart of this new solution</subtitle-block>Until now, the publication of research documents was the only way of sharing information, recommendations and research forecasts. This new platform connects billions of data using artificial intelligence. The market research teams can now produce personalised thematic reports with different levels of sophistication depending on the profile of clients and their technical skills, both on the macroeconomic environment and on the foreign exchange, fixed-income markets, etc. The publications shared with clients over the past year already contain some exclusive content developed with this new solution, generating real interest from subscribers with a sharp increase in consultations.<subtitle-block>A centralised platform for exclusive content</subtitle-block>The strength of this AI-based system is to centralise and connect data from around a hundred external sources (central banks, NGOs, specialised companies, regulators, data aggregators, etc.) and internal models produced by the Bank’s strategists, analysts and economists.The platform is also interactive, enabling you to interact directly with the database or certain forecasting models.The system is proving to be a relevant platform for developing new artificial intelligence products applied to detecting price anomalies, for example, or analysing and anticipating the behaviour of some market players.<a @href="Quote1">Quote1</a>The solution was presented to the first clients at the end of 2024 and the feedback is excellent, both in terms of the possibilities offered by the solution and the technological approach chosen by the Bank. The new solution will be commercialised soon. </body>

<body>Crédit Agricole CIB is transforming its market research with a data-driven intelligence solution, which will be launched soon. It offers a tailor-made service to clients subscribing to the Bank’s market research. It also provides access to exclusive and personalised data according to their profile. </body>

Market research: Crédit Agricole CIB combines AI and data

<body><subtitle-block>Enriched data at the heart of this new solution</subtitle-block>Until now, the publication of research documents was the only way of sharing information, recommendations and research forecasts. This new platform connects billions of data using artificial intelligence. The market research teams can now produce personalised thematic reports with different levels of sophistication depending on the profile of clients and their technical skills, both on the macroeconomic environment and on the foreign exchange, fixed-income markets, etc. The publications shared with clients over the past year already contain some exclusive content developed with this new solution, generating real interest from subscribers with a sharp increase in consultations.<subtitle-block>A centralised platform for exclusive content</subtitle-block>The strength of this AI-based system is to centralise and connect data from around a hundred external sources (central banks, NGOs, specialised companies, regulators, data aggregators, etc.) and internal models produced by the Bank’s strategists, analysts and economists.The platform is also interactive, enabling you to interact directly with the database or certain forecasting models.The system is proving to be a relevant platform for developing new artificial intelligence products applied to detecting price anomalies, for example, or analysing and anticipating the behaviour of some market players.<a href="Quote1">Quote1</a>The solution was presented to the first clients at the end of 2024 and the feedback is excellent, both in terms of the possibilities offered by the solution and the technological approach chosen by the Bank. The new solution will be commercialised soon. </body>

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