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Credit Suisse Capital Metrics and Core Results 9M16

3Q16 results Asia Pacific Pre-tax income up YoY with continued investment in Wealth Management growth Adjusted key financials in CHF mn 3Q16 2Q16 3Q15 A 2Q16 A 3Q15 Private Banking 346 337 303 +3% +14% Investment Banking 571 574 582 (1)% (2)% Net revenues 917 911 885 +1% +4% Provision for credit losses 34 3 24 Total operating expenses 708 692 699 +2% +1% Pre-tax income 175 216 162 (19)% +8% Cost/income ratio 77% 76% 79% Return on regulatory capital 13% 16% 13% PB Key metrics in CHF bn 3Q16 2016 3Q15 A 2Q16 A 3Q15 Adj. net margin in bps 17 23 19 Net new assets 4.6 5.0 3.7 Number of RM 650 650 550 +100 Net loans 39 38 34 +2% +12% Risk-weighted assets 32 32 27 +2% +21% Leverage exposure 108 108 100 +1% +8% Note: Adjusted results are non-GAAP financial measures. A reconciliation to reported results is included in the Appendix Key messages Strong client activity levels with UHNWIs and Entrepreneurs across Wealth Management and Underwriting & Advisory Growth in WM with NNA of CHF 4.6 bn in 3Q16 and record level AuM; high level of collaboration between WM and IB Increase in operating expenses from investment in RMs and risk and compliance functions, partially offset by YoY cost reductions in IB YoY capital usage reflects growth in lending activities to UHNW/Entrepreneur clients Wealth Management Revenue increase supported by higher loan volumes and AuM of CHF 169 bn Net margin down 2 bps vs. 3Q15 with growth in net interest income and transactional revenues offset by higher operating expenses and credit provisions Increase in provision for credit losses relates to a small number of share-based loans in Hong Kong Investment Banking Stronger revenues in Underwriting & Advisory driven by Entrepreneur clients and improving markets Equities sales and trading weaker YoY, albeit stable QoQ Solid fixed income revenues reflecting strength in financing activities and gains on structured deposits CREDIT SUISSE November 2016 28.
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