Credit Suisse Group AG posted on Monday its first-quarter net revenues of $20.7 billion (18.5 billion Swiss francs), soaring 319% compared to the same quarter in 2022. Net income rose to $13.9 billion (12.4 billion Swiss francs) compared to a loss of $305 million (273 million Swiss francs) in the same period last year. Net asset outflows were "significant, in particular in the second half of March," amounting to $68.6 billion (61.2 billion Swiss francs).
The bank said its performance was mostly impacted by actions "leading up to and stemming from" the planned merger with UBS Group AG, announced on March 19. It said it will "work closely with UBS to ensure that the transaction is completed in a timely manner."