Citigroup Reports Q1 CET1 Ratio of 12.7%, ROTCE of 13.1%, Provision for Credit Losses of $2.8 Billion
Citigroup announced first-quarter financial results including a CET1 capital ratio of 12.7% and ROTCE of 13.1%. The bank reported net interest income of $15.74 billion and investment banking fees of $1.23 billion. Provisions for credit losses totaled $2.8 billion.
rte.ie7%. 1%. These figures were released on April 14, 2026. 8 billion in the quarter. 74 billion. 23 billion.
Investment Banking Performance Growth in advisory and ECM drove Citigroup's Q1 investment banking fees.
23 billion total. A decline in DCM partially offset these gains. The advisory segment saw increases that supported overall fee performance. ECM also experienced positive momentum. DCM's downturn limited the quarter's results.
Capital and Return Metrics The CET1 ratio of 12.
7% reflects Citigroup's capital position. 1% indicates return on tangible common equity. These metrics were reported via Citigroup's official channels.
Credit and Income Details The $2.
8 billion provision for credit losses covers expected losses. 74 billion represents interest-related earnings. All data pertains to the first quarter ending March 31, 2026.
Story Timeline
3 events- 2026-04-14
Citigroup releases Q1 earnings including CET1 ratio of 12.7% and ROTCE of 13.1%
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End of Citigroup Q1 period with net interest income of $15.74 billion and provisions of $2.8 billion
1 source@FirstSquawk - 2026-01-01
Start of Citigroup Q1 reporting period covering investment banking fees of $1.23 billion
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Potential Impact
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$2.8 billion credit provisions could affect net income calculations
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Strong CET1 ratio supports regulatory compliance and potential dividend increases
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Net interest income level reflects interest rate environment effects on lending
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ROTCE of 13.1% may influence investor confidence in profitability
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Investment banking fee growth in advisory and ECM may boost market share
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