Investment Banking

SocGen posts Q1 loss after weak performance at its investment bank

Like its peers the bank is putting aside provisions to deal with Covid-19

Societe Generale said it will cut costs further this year after it swung to a loss in the first quarter as the bank set aside more provisions and was hit by the weak performance of its investment banking operations.

France’s third-largest listed bank by assets said on 30 April that net loss for the quarter was €326m compared with a profit of €686m a year earlier.

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