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BNP Paribas Fourth-Quarter Profit Falls 42% on Credit Slump

By Gregory Viscusi

Feb. 20 (Bloomberg) -- BNP Paribas SA, France''s largest bank, reported a 42 percent decline in fourth-quarter profit as it wrote down the value of securities hurt by worsening credit markets.

Net income fell to 1.0 billion euros ($1.47 billion), the Paris-based bank said in a statement today. The result matches the preliminary earnings BNP Paribas released on Jan. 30.

The collapse of the U.S. subprime mortgage market roiled credit markets and led to more than $145 billion of losses and writedowns at the world''s biggest financial institutions. BNP Paribas announced 589 million euros of writedowns and 309 million euros of provisions linked to turmoil in U.S. mortgage markets.

``BNP''s subprime exposure is relatively minor,'''' said Michel Laurens, a fund manager at Acer Finance in an interview before the release. ``We''ve seen much worse.''''

The costs to BNP Paribas were dwarfed by the $14 billion of writedowns announced last month by UBS AG, Switzerland''s largest bank, and less than those of French rivals Societe Generale SA and Credit Agricole SA.

Full-year profit rose 7 percent to 7.8 billion euros, a record for a French bank. The bank said its goal is to double revenue in emerging economies in three years to reach 15 percent of the group''s total. It plans to focus on Eastern Europe, the Mediterranean basin, Brazil, India and China.

The French company was one of the first banks to be publicly caught up in the credit market seizure in August when it froze three funds, saying it could no longer find prices for some of the securities they held. The funds later reopened.

Societe Generale reported 2.05 billion euros of subprime- related writedowns last month and said unauthorized trades cost it an additional 4.9 billion euros, the largest trading loss in banking history. Profit for 2007 fell to 947 million euros from 5.2 billion euros in 2006.

Credit Agricole announced in December writedowns and provisions that will cut 2007 earnings by 1.6 billion euros. That follows writedowns of 850 million euros in the first three quarters of 2007.

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