FRANCE - BNP Paribas posted robust profits for 2001, putting its resilience to choppy markets largely down to good cost and risk controls.
Overall operating income was up 11.1% to EUR5,205m. Commenting on the results, Michel Perbereau, described the results as “good” and achieved at a “difficult time”. Private banking, asset manage...
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