The 2020 results for Charles Schwab are out and it reported net income of $3.3bn for the year, an 11% drop from the $3.7bn in 2019.
For Q4 2020, net income totalled $1.1bn, compared with $698m in the previous quarter and $852m year-on-year.
However, Net revenue for Charles Schwab in Q4 2020 was $4.176bn, a 60% rise year-on-year from the $2.606bn in Q4 2019.
Charles Schwab results for 2020 include TD Ameritrade from closing on October 6 2020 forward.
CEO Walt Bettinger said, “Producing record operating performance and closing the largest brokerage acquisition in history during the fourth quarter of 2020 was an extraordinary capstone to an extraordinary year. Schwab’s unrelenting commitment to seeing through clients’ eyes helped us not only stand tall throughout the events of the past twelve months, but also enabled us to enter 2021 larger, stronger, and more capable of serving clients than ever.”
“The impact of COVID-19, along with social and political turmoil, created an unprecedented combination of personal and macroeconomic challenges for our clients, employees and stockholders alike,” Mr. Bettinger continued.
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