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<body>To help clients stay ahead of the curve by seizing opportunities, the Bank hosted industry leaders, investors, and innovators in Mumbai to explore the latest trends in those sectors, covering macro backdrop, application of technologies, regulatory regime, and investment dynamics. The session featured keynotes from Crédit Agricole CIB and SBI Mutual Fund, India's largest asset manager and a joint venture between Amundi and State Bank of India. Here we bring you a summary of the perspectives.<subtitle-block>The macro backdrop: positive structural drivers</subtitle-block>India is the world's 4th largest economy, nevertheless the per capita energy consumption remains just one-third of the global average. Rising living standards are driving increasing power demand and substantial growth in the energy sector. The Government of India has set a target of 50% renewable energy in its mix by 2030, backed by renewable power prices lower than new-build coal, thanks to affordable land in resource-rich regions, declining installation costs, and abundant natural resources.As the world's 4th largest renewable energy producing nation, India is amongst the top 5 globally for solar resources and wind capacity.<subtitle-block>Investment outlook: catalysts and opportunities</subtitle-block>The Government of India has implemented several policy initiatives to attract investment: strengthening legal frameworks, establishing transparent e-auction processes for project tenders, and allowing 100% foreign ownership in key infrastructure sectors. The investment target of US$1.7 trillion by 2030 in infrastructure mainly concerns the following sub-sectors:<ul><li>Renewables: Annual additions of ~35-40 GW, requiring ~US$150 billion over the next 5 years.</li><li>Transmission (physical and technical systems that transmit power, signals, or information from one point to another): US$100-120 billion in new investments through 2032.</li><li>Smart meters (digital devices that record electricity consumption and transmit the data automatically to energy suppliers): 250 million units targeted by 2026, ~US$20 billion.</li></ul><subtitle-block>The future of energy transition: BESS and hydrogen</subtitle-block><ul><li>Battery Energy Storage System (BESS)</li></ul>By 2030, renewables will generate almost 30% of global electricity supply, double today’s level. This calls for a rapid increase in power system flexibility and grid investment. Growing electrification and demand-side flexibility (smart chargers, heat pumps), storage and dispatchable power plants will be increasingly needed to integrate wind and solar energy securely and cost-effectively.<ul><li>Hydrogen</li></ul>Low-carbon hydrogen and fuels are an important part of net-zero policies, particularly as regards hard-to-abate sectors - shipping, aviation, industry. High costs remain the main obstacle: low-carbon hydrogen maintains a significant high premium over grey hydrogen. Demand-side policies are needed globally to encourage companies to sign offtake agreements. With a competitive cost of renewable energy, India is expected to be one of the most affordable producers of green hydrogen globally.<subtitle-block>Our commitment to India</subtitle-block>Building on Crédit Agricole Group's presence in India since 1877 and Crédit Agricole CIB's strengthened franchise, the Bank is well positioned to support the country's ambitions.The recent capital increase and opening of our GIFT City Branch have enhanced our product offering for local and international clients operating in and outside India, with increased domestic lending capacity and expanded foreign currency solutions.Through close relationships with sponsors investing significantly in India's infrastructure across the entire value chain, combined with expertise in structuring complex transactions and global ESG leadership, the Bank is strongly positioned to support the country's energy transition.With sector expertise including advanced trends such as BESS and hydrogen, and comprehensive solutions spanning the full asset lifecycle, Crédit Agricole CIB is strategically placed to serve as a one-stop shop, offering advisory, structuring, financing, hedging, and more. </body>

<body>India is one of the most attractive destinations for long-term energy transition and infrastructure investment, supported by ambitious national targets, very strong market fundamentals, and accelerating capital deployment from global investors.</body>

Crédit Agricole CIB’s first ever Energy Transition & Infrastructure event in India

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<body><subtitle-block>Covered Bond House of the Year 2025 by Korea Housing Finance Corporation</subtitle-block>Crédit Agricole CIB has been a trusted partner to Korea Housing Finance Corporation (KHFC) since 2022, supporting its offshore bond programme annually and deepening collaboration in international capital markets. 2025 has been a very fruitful year with multiple landmark transactions, in which Crédit Agricole CIB took part in as a Joint Lead Manager:<ul><li>US$800 million 5-year Fixed and Floating Rate Senior Unsecured Global Bond</li><li>US$400 million 5-year Floating Rate Formosa Covered Bond</li><li>AU$700 million 5-year Fixed and Floating Rate Kangaroo Senior Unsecured Bond</li><li>€500 million 5-year Fixed Rate Covered Bond</li></ul>The Formosa Covered Bond was KHFC’s inaugural covered bond issuance in the Formosa market, expanding its investor base and strengthening its global funding diversification strategy. Beyond transactions, Crédit Agricole CIB also helped set up and facilitate investor meetings in key European markets in a continuous effort to expand the issuer’s investor base and strengthen investor outreach.<subtitle-block>Korea Exchange-Trade Repository (KRX-TR) Award for Outstanding Performance</subtitle-block>Crédit Agricole CIB is also recognised by KRX for outstanding performance based on volume, accuracy, and timeliness of over-the-counter (OTC) foreign exchange and interest rate derivatives transaction regulatory reporting. Among 289 reporting institutions, Crédit Agricole CIB has been acknowledged alongside two prominent local institutions - Kookmin Bank and Samsung Securities.This follows the successful implementation of the KRX rewrite project, enhancing the regulatory framework for OTC derivatives by adopting global standards.In response to this new international regulatory approach, Crédit Agricole CIB has effectively transformed its systems with further integrated automated tools, standardised formats, and near real-time reporting capabilities - modernising regulatory compliance. Korea is now among the leading markets where this enhanced framework has been successfully deployed.<a @href="Quote">Quote</a></body>

<body>Our Debt Capital Markets and Transaction Reporting activities have received recognitions from leading Korean institutions.</body>

Korea franchise recognised for excellence in end-to-end client service in capital markets

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<body><subtitle-block>Covered Bond House of the Year 2025 by Korea Housing Finance Corporation</subtitle-block>Crédit Agricole CIB has been a trusted partner to Korea Housing Finance Corporation (KHFC) since 2022, supporting its offshore bond programme annually and deepening collaboration in international capital markets. 2025 has been a very fruitful year with multiple landmark transactions, in which Crédit Agricole CIB took part in as a Joint Lead Manager:<ul><li>US$800 million 5-year Fixed and Floating Rate Senior Unsecured Global Bond</li><li>US$400 million 5-year Floating Rate Formosa Covered Bond</li><li>AU$700 million 5-year Fixed and Floating Rate Kangaroo Senior Unsecured Bond</li><li>€500 million 5-year Fixed Rate Covered Bond</li></ul>The Formosa Covered Bond was KHFC’s inaugural covered bond issuance in the Formosa market, expanding its investor base and strengthening its global funding diversification strategy. Beyond transactions, Crédit Agricole CIB also helped set up and facilitate investor meetings in key European markets in a continuous effort to expand the issuer’s investor base and strengthen investor outreach.<subtitle-block>Korea Exchange-Trade Repository (KRX-TR) Award for Outstanding Performance</subtitle-block>Crédit Agricole CIB is also recognised by KRX for outstanding performance based on volume, accuracy, and timeliness of over-the-counter (OTC) foreign exchange and interest rate derivatives transaction regulatory reporting. Among 289 reporting institutions, Crédit Agricole CIB has been acknowledged alongside two prominent local institutions - Kookmin Bank and Samsung Securities.This follows the successful implementation of the KRX rewrite project, enhancing the regulatory framework for OTC derivatives by adopting global standards.In response to this new international regulatory approach, Crédit Agricole CIB has effectively transformed its systems with further integrated automated tools, standardised formats, and near real-time reporting capabilities - modernising regulatory compliance. Korea is now among the leading markets where this enhanced framework has been successfully deployed.<a href="Quote">Quote</a></body>

<body>We acted as sole Tax Credit Purchaser, acquiring up to $212.5 million in federal tax credits, including Investment Tax Credits (ITC) and 10 years of Production Tax Credits (PTC) in relation to Project Milagro.The Milagro Energy project will deliver clean, reliable electricity to the community served by El Paso Electric and contributes meaningfully to the expansion of renewable power and grid-supporting battery storage in the region.This landmark transaction marks a strategic step forward in Crédit Agricole CIB’s development of renewable energy tax credit monetization capabilities in the U.S., a product increasingly crucial to the financing of clean energy assets. By purchasing both ITCs and a long-term strip of PTCs, we are strengthening our support to clients developing complex, capital-intensive renewable infrastructure.This initiative deepens our relationship with EDF power solutions North America, a long-standing strategic client, and reinforces our leadership in financing the energy transition across key markets.<a @href="Quote1">Quote1</a><a @href="Quote2">Quote2</a><a @href="Quote3">Quote3</a></body>

<body>Crédit Agricole CIB is pleased to announce the completion of our first renewable energy tax credit purchase in the United States, supporting EDF power solutions North America on the Milagro Energy project, a major solar-plus-storage facility located in New Mexico.</body>

Crédit Agricole CIB completes first U.S. renewable tax credit purchase for EDF power solutions North America

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<body>We acted as sole Tax Credit Purchaser, acquiring up to $212.5 million in federal tax credits, including Investment Tax Credits (ITC) and 10 years of Production Tax Credits (PTC) in relation to Project Milagro.The Milagro Energy project will deliver clean, reliable electricity to the community served by El Paso Electric and contributes meaningfully to the expansion of renewable power and grid-supporting battery storage in the region.This landmark transaction marks a strategic step forward in Crédit Agricole CIB’s development of renewable energy tax credit monetization capabilities in the U.S., a product increasingly crucial to the financing of clean energy assets. By purchasing both ITCs and a long-term strip of PTCs, we are strengthening our support to clients developing complex, capital-intensive renewable infrastructure.This initiative deepens our relationship with EDF power solutions North America, a long-standing strategic client, and reinforces our leadership in financing the energy transition across key markets.<a href="Quote1">Quote1</a><a href="Quote2">Quote2</a><a href="Quote3">Quote3</a></body>