Banca Mediolanum

Banca Mediolanum reported a net profit of €276.2m (+13%) and net interest income of €236.3m (+31%) for Q1 2026, driven by a shift to deposit funding, lower refinancing costs and loan growth. Contribution and operating margins improved markedly, the cost‑income ratio fell to 34.8% and the CET1 ratio remained very solid at 22.8%. AUA/AUM rose to €154.37bn, net inflows remained robust at €3.34bn, the loan book grew to €19.25bn and asset quality stayed better than the Italian industry average. » More on de.investing.com

Banca Mediolanum reports a net profit increase of 11% in 2025 to €1.24 billion and assets under management of €155.8 billion (+12%). Commission surplus rose 12% to €1.31 billion, contribution margin to €2.11 billion and operating margin to €1.20 billion; the cost/income ratio improved to 37.6% and ROE stood at 29.1%. Net inflows increased 11% to €11.64 billion, loan volume grew to €18.98 billion and the CET1 ratio is 23.0%. Management announced a dividend of €1.25 per share and is targeting around €9 billion of net inflows into managed assets for 2026 as well as net interest income growth of about 10%. » More on de.investing.com

Banca Mediolanum increased net profit in the first half of 2025 by 6% to €477.3m, with a 10% rise in net fee and commission income (€644.4m) offsetting a decline in net interest income (‑12% to €366.8m). Assets under management grew 12% to €144.42bn, net inflows amounted to €6.11bn and newly granted loans rose significantly. The bank reports a robust capital and liquidity position (CET1 22.4%, LCR 422%) and raised its annual guidance for net inflows into managed assets to €8–8.5bn; however, a further c.3% decline in net interest income is expected for 2025. » More on de.investing.com

Banca Mediolanum reported a 6% rise in net profit to €477.3 million in the second quarter of 2025, while its shares gained 1.17% to close at €15.32, near the 52-week high. The growth was driven by strong net fee income and a stable cost-income ratio, despite a decline in net interest income. The forecast for net inflows of assets under management was raised, as management continues to focus on operational efficiency and strategic expansion. » More on de.investing.com

Banca Mediolanum recorded a 6% increase in net profit to €477.3 million in the first half of 2025, along with a 47% rise in net inflows into assets under management to €4.54 billion. The bank's diversified business model and expansion in Italy and Spain contributed to its resilience despite a decline in net interest income. The bank remains strategically focused on further growth and cost control, and continues to expect strong net inflows for the full year. » More on de.investing.com