Investors

Rooted within the Crédit Agricole S.A. Group, Crédit Agricole Personal Finance & Mobility is a major player in consumer lending in France and Europe.

The company’s growth objectives and levers, driven by its 2028 strategy, are at the heart of the orientations of the Crédit Agricole Group’s medium-term plan: ACT 2028.

€122.5 billion
of managed outstandings at the end of 2025
€2.8 billion
in net banking income at the end of 2025
€178 millions
NIGS (net income Group share) at the end of 2025

Credit Agricole Personal Finance & Mobility Group ratings

Subsidiary Agency Long-term note Short term note Perspective Last updated Link
Subsidiary : Crédit Agricole Personal Finance & Mobility Agency : Standard & Poor's Long-term note : A+ Short term note : A-1 Perspective : Stable Last updated : 12/11/2025
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Subsidiary : Crédit Agricole Personal Finance & Mobility Agency : Fitch ratings Long-term note : A+ Short term note : F1 Perspective : Stable Last updated : 04/12/2025
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Subsidiary : Agos Agency : Fitch ratings Long-term note : A- Short term note : F1 Perspective : Stable Last updated : 17/06/2025
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Subsidiary : Crédit Agricole Auto Bank Agency : Fitch ratings Long-term note : A Short term note : F1 Perspective : Stable Last updated : 25/09/2025
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Subsidiary : Leasys Agency : Fitch ratings Long-term note : A- Short term note : F1 Perspective : Stable Last updated : 27/05/2025
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At the end of 2025, the self-funding rate of the Crédit Agricole Personal Finance & Mobility group stood at 81.2%. For the group, this figure is an assurance of being able to support its clients and partners in each of their projects.

81.2%
of self-funding ratio
7 countries
offering a savings collection activity
4th
issuer of securitisations consumption credits in number
5th
issuer of consumption credit securitisations in amount

Figures as at 31 December 2025

Our refinancing instruments

Since 2011, the Group has deployed a savings collection activity, in continuous growth and now present in 7 European countries.

Subsidiary Countries and launch retail year Link
Subsidiary : CreditPlus Countries and launch retail year : Germany: 2011/ Austria: 2025
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Subsidiary : Crédit Agricole Savings Countries and launch retail year : Germany: 2026
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Subsidiary : Crédit Agricole Personal Finance & Mobility S.A. Countries and launch retail year : Germany: 2014/ Spain: 2024
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Subsidiary : CA Auto Bank Countries and launch retail year : Italy and Germany: 2016/ Austria, Spain, Ireland and the Netherlands: 2024/ Poland: 2025
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In addition, the Group offers a fundraising service to institutional investors (via brokers) in Germany and to corporate investors in Italy.

Certain entities within the Crédit Agricole Personal Finance & Mobility group have debt issuance programs:

  • CACF S.A. has a program of Certificates of Deposit and medium-term negotiable securities (NEU-MTN).
  • CA Auto Bank has a Euro Medium Term Note (EMTN) and Euro-Commercial Paper (ECP) program in Ireland.
  • Leasys has a Euro Medium Term Note (EMTN) program in Italy.

NEU-CP (CACF S.A)

Ceiling: €6 billion

NEU-MTN (CACF S.A)

Ceiling: €6 billion

EMTN (CA Auto Bank)

ECP (CA Auto Bank)

EMTN (Leasys)

Presentation:

Securitization plays a major role in the Group’s external refinancing, as well as in building up reserves of ECB-eligible collateral and managing its regulatory capital.

Several entities participate:

  • CA Auto Bank in Italy since 2000, in Germany since 2001, and in the UK since 2006
  • Agos Ducato in Italy since 2006
  • CACF S.A. in France since 2009
  • Credibom in Portugal since 2015
  • Leasys in France and Italy since 2022 (private securitizations only)
  • CACF NL in the Netherlands since 2010 (no securitizations currently active)
  • GAC Sofinco in China since 2014

As of the first quarter of 2026, the number of issuances of the CAPFM Group’s main programs is:

  • AGOS: 29th consumer loan securitization, “Sunrise”
  • CA Auto Bank: 25th consumer loan securitization, “A-Best”
  • CACF S.A.: 22nd Consumer Loan Securitization “Ginkgo”

Based on an analysis conducted by Crédit Agricole Corporate & Investment Bank (CACIB), the CA Personal Finance & Mobility Group is projected to rank 4th (in terms of the number of transactions) among Eurozone issuers for public securitizations in the consumer credit segment by 2025, and 5th in terms of value.

In 2017, the Crédit Agricole Personal Finance & Mobility Group’s first Significant Risk Transfer (SRT) transaction was carried out by CA Auto Bank (formerly FCA Bank). CA Auto Bank also implemented other SRT transactions in 2024 and 2025. Furthermore, CACF NL and AGOS issued similar securitizations in 2019 and 2025, respectively.

The links below will take you to our subsidiaries’ websites where documents relating to their securitizations are available.

Agos

Crédit Agricole Auto Bank

Leasys

Crédit Agricole Consumer Finance S.A.

The links below allow you to access the ratings for the Ginkgo program by CACF S.A (France):

Fitch Ratings :

DBRS Morningstar :

S&P Global Ratings :

Prospectus Ginkgo Revolving Loans 2026

CC1-Composition of Regulatory Capital 2024 FR

CC2-Reconciliation of Regulatory Capital 2024 FR

Pillar 3 Report 2024 FR

Table 37 criteria CAPFM – 2024 FR

Pillar 3 Attestation Letter 2024 FR

Prospectus Ginkgo Sales Finance 2024

CC1-Composition of Regulatory Capital 2023 FR

CC2-Reconciliation of Regulatory Capital 2023 FR