Amundi :Results for 2016 and Q4 2016

Results for 2016 and Q4 2016

Strong net inflows (+€62bn) and significant growth of earnings (+7.7% at €568m)

Business activity

€1,083bn in assets under management[1] at end-2016, +10% from end-2015

Strong net inflows1: +€62bn, i.e. more than 6% of AUM (o/w €23bn in Q4)

Medium/long-term net inflows[2]: €45bn (o/w €20bn in Q4)

Results

Net revenue up +1.2% to €1,677m in 2016

Q4: €443m, +2.7% vs. Q4 2015

Cost-to-income ratio nearly stable at 52.3% in 2016

Q4: 53.2%

Rise in net income Group share by +7.7% (vs. adjusted 2015 figures[3]) to €568m in 2016

Q4: €153m, +16.5% vs Q4 20153

2016 earnings per share: €3.40, i.e. +7.3% vs adjusted 2015 figures3

Financial structure

Net tangible assets[4]: €3.4bn

Free capital[5]: €1.5bn

Dividends

Dividend proposed at the General Meeting €2.20 per share (+7.3% vs. 2015)

65% of net income Group share[6]

4.2% yield based on share price at 8 February 2016

Paris, 10 February 2017

Amundi`s Board of Directors met on 9 February 2017 to review the financial statements for the fourth quarter of 2016 and for 2016 as a whole[7].

Commenting on the results, Xavier Musca, Chairman of the Board of Directors, said:

"All business activity and profit targets announced during Amundi`s IPO in November 2015 were achieved in 2016. In addition, the acquisition of Pioneer Investments, which should come into effect at the end of the first half of 2017, will bolster Amundi`s leading position in Europe."

Yves Perrier, Chief Executive Officer, added:

"The 2016 results confirm the profitable growth trend Amundi has demonstrated since it was created. The acquisition of Pioneer Investments will reinforce its business model and its development potential by strengthening its areas of expertise and its distribution ability in order to serve its individual and institutional clients."

Business activity: strong net inflows in 2016, especially in the 4th quarter

2016 confirmed a powerful growth trend despite a market environment that is full of contrasts and generally unfavorable for business. After some volatility and a decline early in the year (macroeconomic concerns, Brexit vote), equity markets recovered in all regions during the second half. In fixed income markets, rates fell during the first nine months of the year, but began to climb back up in the fourth quarter.

In 2016, Amundi`s assets rose by + 9.9% to 1,083 billion, under the combined effect of strong inflows (+€62.2bn, i.e. 6% of assets at the beginning of the period), a favourable market effect (+€21.8bn) and a positive scope effect (+€13.6bn) related to the integration of KBI GI and Crédit Agricole Immobilier`s real estate management activities (CAI Investors).