Citigroup reported a diluted EPS figure for Q3 of 2015 of
$1.31 per share, translating to an approximate increase of 37% from the prior
year’s number ($0.95 per share). Despite revenues declining ~8% year over year
to $18.50 billion, the decline was significantly offset by an 18% Y/Y decline
in non-operating expenses, converging on a reported figure of $10.66 billion.
Analysts reacted positively to the earnings and the stock traded approximately
2% higher in early market hours.
To provide greater detail, adjusted revenues for Citicorp
came in at $17.05 billion, a decline of 5% Y/Y. Breaking this down, revenues
from the Institutional Clients Group and Global Banking segment decreased 3%
and 8%, respectively, Y/Y while revenues from the Corporate/Other segment
increased significantly. At Citiholdings, adjusted revenues came in at $1.44
billion, a decline of 32% Y/Y due to reduced net gains on asset sales and a
decline in client’s assets. The significant decrease in non-operating expenses
reflect drastic declines in legal and repositioning costs.
With respect to the balance sheet, Citigroup reported a
decline in both deposits as well as loans. Deposits declined 4% Y/Y to $904
billion while loans declined 5% Y/Y to $622 billion. At the end of the period,
total assets were $1.81 trillion, a decline of 4% Y/Y. Provisions for loan
losses also decreased to 2.21% of total loans ($13.6 billion) from 2.60% of
total loans ($16.9 billion) in the prior year quarter.
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