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BNP Paribas SA (OTCQX:BNPQF) Q4 2021 Earnings Conference Call February 08, 2022 8:00 AM ET Company Participants Jean-Laurent Bonnafé Chief Executive Officer Lars Machenil Group Chief

BNP Paribas SA's (BNPQF) CEO Jean-Laurent Bonnafé on Q4 2021 Results - Earnings Call Transcript

Frances top lender filled out its equities business last year in a bid to become a European bank with a wider reach.

European equities ended Tuesday''s session mostly higher amid new earnings reports and data releases. Earlier, BNP Paribas and BP PLC published annual rises in their fourth-quarter revenue. French …

BNP Paribas press release (BNPQF): Q4 Net Income of €2.31BRevenue of €11.23B (+3.7% Y/Y).

BNP Paribas Earnings, Revenue Miss in Q4

Major stock markets in Europe opened flat on Tuesday after two of the continent''s most significant companies, BNP Paribas SA and BP PLC, both posted annual rises in their fourth-quarter revenue. T

French lender targets higher returns through 2025 as banks on the Continent loosen the purse strings

BNP Paribas CFO Lars Machenil discusses the bank's full-year earnings as well as its strategic plan update.

"We Don''t See That Very Often" - Credit Market Cracks Could Spark Doom-Loop With Stocks As the old adage goes (for those who have been trading for more than the last 12 years of central bank fantasy-land enablement, "Credit anticipates, equities confirm." Credit and equities decoupled in Q3 2014 when The Fed (under Yellen) issued policy normalization plans Credit and equities decoupled in Q4 2017 when The Fed (under Yellen) embarked on balance sheet normalization ... And now, since The Fed began to talk about normalization and accelerated that with the Powell Pivot, credit and equity markets have decoupled dramatically once again ... The issue at hand, however, is that this time is ''different''... Which means it will not be as easy to slow-down the taper, fold on normalization, temper the tantrum as it was in 2015 and 2018. Perhaps it is that realization that credit is "anticipating" (and equity is yet to "confirm") As The FT reports, Viktor Hjort, global head of credit strategy at BNP Paribas. said he believes the credit cycle has turned , meaning that the positive economic backdrop will no longer benefit corporate bond investors. The market is a lot more nervous than it was at the start of the year, warned Hjort, as investors rush into derivative markets to hedge their credit portfolios... It signals that more people are cutting risk and adding hedges, said Calvin Vinitwatanakhun, a strategist at Citi.

ESG Investing - The Great Wall Street Money Heist Authored by Lance Roberts via The Epoch Times, Wall Street is once again in the midst of a money heist from naive investors. This time in the form of woke activism called ESG. ESG refers to the Environmental, Social, and Governance risk theoretically embedded in a business. However, while ESG investing is about taking these risks into account in investment decisions, these are all the things NOT on a companys balance sheet or earnings statements. Such is the inherent problem. However, as is also the case, with the recent surge in liberal policies, woke activism, and demand for social justice, Wall Street is more than willing to sell products to fill a need. Not surprisingly, with plenty of media coverage, ESG investing has become an enormous business. Following the financial crisis, ESG funds had roughly a ZERO market share of total assets under management. Today, ESG-labelled funds in the United States exceed $16 trillion. The question is whether investors are getting what they are paying for?

More firms adding to rate hike expectations after the Fed yesterday

LONDON (Reuters) BNP Paribas now expects the the Bank of England to raise UK interest rate hikes by 0.25% next month, rather than wait until May as previously forecast.

WTI Dips After Smaller Than Expected Crude Draw Oil prices rallied today, recovering all of yesterday''s losses with WTI back above $85 as geopolitical tensions increased (some 8,500 U.S. troops have been put on heightened alert for a possible deployment due to escalating tensions on the Russia-Ukraine border) even though President Biden appeared to walk actual deployment threats back. Crude prices are soaring on expectations that an already tight oil market could see geopolitical risks exacerbate the current imbalance, said Ed Moya, Oandas senior market analyst for the Americas. The risks are not just with the Russia-Ukraine border, but also include Iran nuclear talks and also North Korea. In the short-term, we suspect the next leg of any move will depend on inventories after 3 weeks of ugly gasoline demand and inventory build data API Crude -872k (-2.1mm exp) Cushing -1.0mm Gasoline +2.4mm (+2.2mm exp) Distillates -2.2mm (-1.6mm exp) After a small and unexpected build the week before, analysts expected a return to crude inventory drawdowns last week and they were right but the draw was much smaller than expected Source: Bloomberg WTI hovered around $85.25 ahead of the API data and slipped lower after

Apollo Global Management (APO) and its Athene subsidiary partner with BNP Paribas (BNPQY)(BNPQF) to form Eliant Inventory Solutions, a new platform for working capital and supply…