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Barclays profit falls 9%

Apr 27 2011 10:21

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London - British bank Barclays Plc said its profit fell 9% from a year ago as it took a hit on the value of its own credit and income at its key investment banking arm dipped.

Barclays reported a pretax profit of £1.66bn for the January-March period, just below forecasts and down from £1.82bn a year ago. Adjusted profit, stripping out movement in its own credit, was £2bn, up 10% on the year.

Its key Barclays Capital investment bank arm contributed underlying profit of £1.3bn, down 15% on a year ago, as top-line income came in at £3.3bn, down from £3.8bn a year ago and just below expectations.

Barclays owns 56% of Absa Group [JSE:ASA], and has recently indicated that it wanted to hike its stake.

 
 
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