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Capital One Reports Fourth Quarter 2014 Net Income of $999 million, or $1.73 per share


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MCLEAN, Va., Jan. 22, 2015  /PRNewswire/ -- Capital One Financial Corporation (NYSE: COF) today announced net income for the fourth quarter of 2014 of $999 million, or $1.73 per diluted common share, compared to the third quarter of 2014 with net income of $1.1 billion, or $1.86 per diluted common share, and the fourth quarter of 2013 with net income of $852 million, or $1.43 per diluted common share.

"2014 was a strong year for Capital One. We returned to growth in our Domestic Card business, delivered $10.1 billion in pre-provision earnings, and returned significant capital to our shareholders. We're poised to build on the momentum in 2015," said Richard D. Fairbank, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. "Our strategic priorities for 2015 have not changed, and we remain focused on the levers to create value and sustain strong performance for our shareholders."

All comparisons below are for the full year of 2013 compared to the full year of 2014 unless otherwise noted.

2014 Full Year Income Summary:

  • Total net revenue remained flat at $22.3 billion.
  • Total non-interest expense decreased 1 percent to $12.2 billion.
  • Pre-provision earnings increased 1 percent to $10.1 billion.
  • Provision for credit losses increased 3 percent to $3.5 billion.

All comparisons below are for the fourth quarter of 2014 compared to the third quarter of 2014 unless otherwise noted.

Fourth Quarter 2014 Income Summary:

  • Total net revenue increased 3 percent to $5.8 billion.
  • Total non-interest expense increased 10 percent to $3.3 billion:
    • 30 percent increase in marketing
    • 8 percent increase in operating expense
  • Pre-provision earnings decreased 5 percent to $2.5 billion.
  • Provision for credit losses increased 12 percent to $1.1 billion.
  • Mortgage representation & warranty benefit of $41 million ($26 million net of tax) in discontinued operations.

Fourth Quarter 2014 Balance Sheet Summary:

  • Common equity Tier 1 capital ratio under Basel III Standardized Approach of 12.4 percent at December 31, 2014.
  • Net interest margin of 6.81 percent, up 12 basis points.
  • Period-end loans held for investment in the quarter increased $6.7 billion, or 3 percent, to $208.3 billion.
    • Domestic Card period-end loans increased $4.6 billion, or 6 percent, to $77.7 billion.
    • Commercial Banking period-end loans increased $1.1 billion, or 2 percent, to $50.9 billion.
    • Consumer Banking period-end loans increased $378 million, or 1 percent, to $71.4 billion:
      • Auto period-end loans increased $1.6 billion, or 4 percent, to $37.8 billion.
      • Home loans period-end loans decreased $1.2 billion, or 4 percent, to $30.0 billion, driven by run-off of acquired portfolios.
  • Average loans held for investment in the quarter increased $4.0 billion, or 2 percent, to $203.4 billion.
    • Domestic Card average loans increased $2.2 billion, or 3 percent, to $74.0 billion.
    • Commercial Banking average loans increased $1.6 billion, or 3 percent, to $50.3 billion.
    • Consumer Banking average loans increased $206 million, or less than 1 percent, to $71.3 billion:
      • Auto average loans increased $1.5 billion, or 4 percent, to $37.1 billion.
      • Home loans average loans decreased by $1.3 billion, or 4 percent, to $30.6 billion, driven by run-off of acquired portfolios.
  • Period-end total deposits increased $1.3 billion, or less than 1 percent, to $205.5 billion, while average deposits increased $156 million to $205.4 billion.
  • Interest-bearing deposit rate remained flat at 0.60 percent.

Earnings Conference Call Webcast Information

The company will hold an earnings conference call on January 22, 2015, at 5:00 PM, Eastern Time. The conference call will be accessible through live webcast. Interested investors and other individuals can access the webcast via the company's home page (www.capitalone.com). Choose "About us", then choose "Investors" to access the Investor Center and view and/or download the earnings press release, the financial supplement, including a reconciliation of non-GAAP financial measures, and the earnings release presentation. The replay of the webcast will be archived on the company's website through January 31, 2015 at 5:00 PM, Eastern Time.

Forward-Looking Statements

Certain statements in this release are forward-looking statements, which involve a number of risks and uncertainties. Capital One cautions readers that any forward-looking information is not a guarantee of future performance and that actual results could differ materially from those contained in the forward-looking information due to a number of factors, including those listed from time to time in reports that Capital One files with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including, but not limited to, the Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2013.

About Capital One

Capital One Financial Corporation (www.capitalone.com) is a financial holding company whose subsidiaries, which include Capital One, N.A., and Capital One Bank (USA), N. A., had $205.5 billion in deposits and $308.9 billion in total assets as of December 31, 2014. Headquartered in McLean, Virginia, Capital One offers a broad spectrum of financial products and services to consumers, small businesses and commercial clients through a variety of channels. Capital One, N.A. has branches located primarily in New York, New Jersey, Texas, Louisiana, Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia. A Fortune 500 company, Capital One trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol "COF" and is included in the S&P 100 index.

Exhibit 99.2

Capital One Financial Corporation

Financial Supplement

Fourth Quarter 2014(1)(2)

Table of Contents







Capital One Financial Corporation Consolidated Results



Table 1:

Financial Summary—Consolidated



Table 2:

Selected Metrics—Consolidated



Table 3:

Consolidated Statements of Income



Table 4:

Consolidated Balance Sheets



Table 5:

Notes to Financial & Selected Metrics and Consolidated Financial Statements (Tables 1—4)



Table 6:

Average Balances, Net Interest Income and Net Interest Margin



Table 7:

Loan Information and Performance Statistics


Business Segments Detail



Table 8:

Financial Summary—Business Segments



Table 9:

Financial & Statistical Summary—Credit Card Business



Table 10:

Financial & Statistical Summary—Consumer Banking Business



Table 11:

Financial & Statistical Summary—Commercial Banking Business



Table 12:

Financial & Statistical Summary—Other and Total



Table 13:

Notes to Loan and Business Segments Disclosures (Tables 7—12)


Other



Table 14:

Reconciliation of Non-GAAP Measures and Calculation of Regulatory Capital Measures











(1)

The information contained in this Financial Supplement is preliminary and based on data available at the time of the earnings presentation. Investors should refer to our Annual Report on Form 10-K for the period ended December 31, 2014 once it is filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

(2)

We adopted ASU 2014-01 "Accounting for Investments in Qualified Affordable Housing Projects" as of January 1, 2014. Prior period results and related metrics have been recast to conform to this presentation.

CAPITAL ONE FINANCIAL CORPORATION (COF)

Table 1: Financial Summary—Consolidated(1)



















































2014 Q4 vs.


Year Ended


2014

(Dollars in millions, except per share data and

as noted) (unaudited)


2014


2014


2014


2014


2013


2014


2013


2014


2013


vs.


Q4


Q3


Q2


Q1


Q4


Q3


Q4




2013

Earnings





















Net interest income


$

4,656



$

4,497



$

4,315



$

4,350



$

4,423



4

%


5

%


$

17,818



$

18,106



(2)

%

Non-interest income(2)


1,157



1,142



1,153



1,020



1,121



1



3



4,472



4,278



5


Total net revenue(3)


5,813



5,639



5,468



5,370



5,544



3



5



22,290



22,384



—


Provision for credit losses


1,109



993



704



735



957



12



16



3,541



3,453



3


Non-interest expense:





















Marketing


509



392



335



325



427



30



19



1,561



1,373



14


Amortization of intangibles


123



130



136



143



166



(5)



(26)



532



671



(21)


Acquisition-related(4)


10



13



18



23



60



(23)



(83)



64



193



(67)


Operating expenses


2,642



2,450



2,490



2,441



2,582



8



2



10,023



10,116



(1)


Total non-interest expense


3,284



2,985



2,979



2,932



3,235



10



2



12,180



12,353



(1)


Income from continuing operations before income taxes


1,420



1,661



1,785



1,703



1,352



(15)



5



6,569



6,578



—


Income tax provision


450



536



581



579



477



(16)



(6)



2,146



2,224



(4)


Income from continuing operations, net of tax


970



1,125



1,204



1,124



875



(14)



11



4,423



4,354



2


Income (loss) from discontinued operations, net of tax(2)


29



(44)



(10)



30



(23)



**



**



5



(233)



**


Net income


999



1,081



1,194



1,154



852



(8)



17



4,428



4,121



7


Dividends and undistributed earnings allocated to participating securities(5)


(4)



(5)



(4)



(5)



(4)



(20)



—



(18)



(17)



6


Preferred stock dividends(5)


(21)



(20)



(13)



(13)



(13)



5



62



(67)



(53)



26


Net income available to common stockholders


$

974



$

1,056



$

1,177



$

1,136



$

835



(8)



17



$

4,343



$

4,051



7


Common Share Statistics





















Basic earnings per common share:(5)





















Net income from continuing operations


$

1.71



$

1.97



$

2.09



$

1.94



$

1.50



(13)

%


14

%


$

7.70



$

7.39



4

%

Income (loss) from discontinued operations


0.05



(0.08)



(0.02)



0.05



(0.04)



**



**



0.01



(0.40)



**


Net income per basic common share


$

1.76



$

1.89



$

2.07



$

1.99



$

1.46



(7)



21



$

7.71



$

6.99



10


Diluted earnings per common share:(5)





















Net income from continuing operations


$

1.68



$

1.94



$

2.06



$

1.91



$

1.46



(13)



15



$

7.58



$

7.28



4


Income (loss) from discontinued operations


0.05



(0.08)



(0.02)



0.05



(0.03)



**



**



0.01



(0.39)



**


Net income per diluted common share


$

1.73



$

1.86



$

2.04



$

1.96



$

1.43



(7)



21



$

7.59



$

6.89



10


Weighted-average common shares outstanding (in millions) for:





















Basic common shares


554.3



559.9



567.5



571.0



573.4



(1)



(3)



563.1



579.7



(3)


Diluted common shares


561.8



567.9



577.6



580.3



582.6



(1)



(4)



571.9



587.6



(3)


Common shares outstanding (period end, in millions)


553.4



558.5



561.8



572.9



572.7



(1)



(3)



553.4



572.7



(3)


Dividends per common share


$

0.30



$

0.30



$

0.30



$

0.30



$

0.30



—



—



$

1.20



$

0.95



26


Tangible book value per common share (period end)(6)


50.32



48.72



47.90



45.88



43.64



3



15



50.32



43.64



15


Balance Sheet (Period End)





















Loans held for investment(7)


$

208,316



$

201,592



$

198,528



$

192,941



$

197,199



3

%


6

%


$

208,316



$

197,199



6

%

Interest-earning assets


277,849



270,001



266,720



259,422



265,170



3



5



277,849



265,170



5


Total assets


308,854



300,202



298,317



290,500



296,933



3



4



308,854



296,933



4


Interest-bearing deposits


180,467



178,876



180,970



184,214



181,880



1



(1)



180,467



181,880



(1)


Total deposits


205,548



204,264



205,890



208,324



204,523



1



1



205,548



204,523



1


Borrowings


48,457



42,243



39,114



30,118



40,654



15



19



48,457



40,654



19


Common equity


43,231



42,682



42,477



41,948



40,779



1



6



43,231



40,779



6


Total stockholders' equity


45,053



44,018



43,815



42,801



41,632



2



8



45,053



41,632



8


Balance Sheet (Average Balances)





















Loans held for investment(7)


$

203,436



$

199,422



$

194,996



$

193,722



$

192,813



2

%


6

%


$

197,925



$

192,614



3

%

Interest-earning assets


273,436



268,890



263,570



262,659



262,957



2



4



267,174



266,423



—


Total assets


304,711



299,523



294,744



294,275



294,040



2



4



298,300



297,264



—


Interest-bearing deposits


179,401



179,928



182,053



184,183



184,206



—



(3)



181,036



187,700



(4)


Total deposits


205,355



205,199



206,315



205,842



205,706



—



—



205,675



209,045



(2)


Borrowings


43,479



40,314



35,658



35,978



36,463



8



19



38,882



37,807



3


Common equity


43,895



43,489



42,797



42,006



41,502



1



6



43,055



40,629



6


Total stockholders' equity


45,576



44,827



43,767



42,859



42,355



2



8



44,268



41,482



7



































CAPITAL ONE FINANCIAL CORPORATION (COF)

Table 2: Selected Metrics—Consolidated(1)



















































2014 Q4 vs.


Year Ended


2014

(Dollars in millions) (unaudited)


2014


2014


2014


2014


2013


2014


2013


2014


2013


vs.


Q4


Q3


Q2


Q1


Q4


Q3


Q4




2013

Performance Metrics





















Net interest income growth (quarter over quarter/ year over year)


4

%


4

%


(1)

%


(2)

%


(3)

%


**



**



(2)

%


9

%


**


Non-interest income growth (quarter over quarter/ year over year)


1



(1)



13



(9)



3



**



**



5



(11)



**


Total net revenue growth (quarter over quarter/ year over year)


3



3



2



(3)



(2)



**



**



0



5



**


Total net revenue margin(8)


8.50



8.39



8.30



8.18



8.43



11

bps


7

bps


8.34



8.40



(6)

bps

Net interest margin(9)


6.81



6.69



6.55



6.62



6.73



12



8



6.67



6.80



(13)


Return on average assets


1.27



1.50



1.63



1.53



1.19



(23)



8



1.48



1.46



2


Return on average tangible assets(10)


1.34



1.58



1.73



1.61



1.26



(24)



8



1.56



1.55



1


Return on average common equity(11)


8.61



10.12



11.09



10.53



8.27



(151)



34



10.08



10.54



(46)


Return on average tangible common equity(12)


13.28



15.73



17.47



16.83



13.38



(245)



(10)



15.79



17.35



(156)


Non-interest expense as a % of average loans held for investment


6.46



5.99



6.11



6.05



6.71



47



(25)



6.15



6.41



(26)


Efficiency ratio(13)


56.49



52.93



54.48



54.60



58.35



356



(186)



54.64



55.19



(55)


Effective income tax rate for continuing operations


31.7



32.3



32.5



34.0



35.3



(60)



(360)



32.7



33.8



(110)


Employees (in thousands), period end(14)


46.0



44.9



44.6



44.9



45.4



2

%


1

%


46.0



45.4



1

%

Credit Quality Metrics(7)





















Allowance for loan and lease losses


$

4,383



$

4,212



$

3,998



$

4,098



$

4,315



4

%


2

%


$

4,383



$

4,315



2

%

Allowance as a % of loans held for investment


2.10

%


2.09

%


2.01

%


2.12

%


2.19

%


1

bps


(9)

bps


2.10

%


2.19

%


(9)

bps

Allowance as a % of loans held for investment (excluding acquired loans)


2.36



2.37



2.30



2.45



2.54



(1)



(18)



2.36



2.54



(18)


Net charge-offs


$

915



$

756



$

812



$

931



$

969



21

%


(6)

%


$

3,414



$

3,934



(13)

%

Net charge-off rate(15)


1.80

%


1.52

%


1.67

%


1.92

%


2.01

%


28

bps


(21)

bps


1.72

%


2.04

%


(32)

bps

Net charge-off rate (excluding acquired loans)(15)


2.04



1.73



1.93



2.24



2.37



31



(33)



1.98



2.45



(47)


30+ day performing delinquency rate


2.62



2.46



2.24



2.22



2.63



16



(1)



2.62



2.63



(1)


30+ day performing delinquency rate (excluding acquired loans)


2.95



2.81



2.58



2.59



3.08



14



(13)



2.95



3.08



(13)


30+ day delinquency rate


2.91



2.76



2.53



2.51



2.96



15



(5)



2.91



2.96



(5)


30+ day delinquency rate (excluding acquired loans)


3.28



3.14



2.91



2.93



3.46



14



(18)



3.28



3.46



(18)


Capital Ratios(16)





















Common equity Tier 1 capital ratio


12.4

%


12.7

%


12.7

%


13.0

%


N/A



(30)

bps


N/A



12.4

%


N/A



N/A


Tier 1 common ratio


N/A



N/A



N/A



N/A



12.2

%


N/A



N/A



N/A



12.2

%


N/A


Tier 1 risk-based capital ratio


13.2

%


13.3

%


13.3

%


13.4

%


12.6



(10)

bps


60

bps


13.2

%


12.6



60

bps

Total risk-based capital ratio


15.1



15.2



15.4



15.4



14.7



(10)



40



15.1



14.7



40


Tier 1 leverage ratio


10.8



10.6



10.7



10.4



10.1



20



70



10.8



10.1



70


Tangible common equity ("TCE") ratio(17)


9.5



9.6



9.5



9.6



8.9



(10)



60



9.5



8.9



60


































CAPITAL ONE FINANCIAL CORPORATION (COF)

Table 3: Consolidated Statements of Income(1)

































Three Months Ended


2014 Q4 vs.


Year Ended


2014



2014


2014


2013


2014


2013


2014


2013


vs.

(Dollars in millions, except per share data and as noted) (unaudited)


Q4


Q3


Q4


Q3


Q4




2013

Interest income:

















Loans, including loans held for sale


$

4,613



$

4,463



$

4,398



3

%


5

%


$

17,662



$

18,222



(3)

%

Investment securities


405



398



414



2



(2)



1,628



1,575



3


Other


27



26



27



4



—



107



101



6


Total interest income


5,045



4,887



4,839



3



4



19,397



19,898



(3)


Interest expense:

















Deposits


269



271



288



(1)



(7)



1,088



1,241



(12)


Securitized debt obligations


36



32



40



13



(10)



145



183



(21)


Senior and subordinated notes


73



71



75



3



(3)



299



315



(5)


Other borrowings


11



16



13



(31)



(15)



47



53



(11)


Total interest expense


389



390



416



—



(6)



1,579



1,792



(12)


Net interest income


4,656



4,497



4,423



4



5



17,818



18,106



(2)


Provision for credit losses


1,109



993



957



12



16



3,541



3,453



3


Net interest income after provision for credit losses


3,547



3,504



3,466



1



2



14,277



14,653



(3)


Non-interest income:(2)

















Service charges and other customer-related fees


462



471



504



(2)



(8)



1,867



2,118



(12)


Interchange fees, net


523



523



489



—



7



2,021



1,896



7


Net other-than-temporary impairment recognized in earnings


(9)



(9)



(1)



—



**


(24)



(41)



(41)


Other


181



157



129



15



40



608



305



99


Total non-interest income


1,157



1,142



1,121



1



3



4,472



4,278



5


Non-interest expense:

















Salaries and associate benefits


1,179



1,128



1,115



5



6



4,593



4,480



3


Occupancy and equipment


474



419



437



13



8



1,745



1,541



13


Marketing


509



392



427



30



19



1,561



1,373



14


Professional services


329



304



357



8



(8)



1,216



1,347



(10)


Communications and data processing


203



196



220



4



(8)



798



897



(11)


Amortization of intangibles


123



130



166



(5)



(26)



532



671



(21)


Other


467



416



513



12



(9)



1,735



2,044



(15)


Total non-interest expense


3,284



2,985



3,235



10



2



12,180



12,353



(1)


Income from continuing operations before income taxes


1,420



1,661



1,352



(15)



5



6,569



6,578



—


Income tax provision


450



536



477



(16)



(6)



2,146



2,224



(4)


Income from continuing operations, net of tax


970



1,125



875



(14)



11



4,423



4,354



2


Income (loss) from discontinued operations, net of tax(2)


29



(44)



(23)



**


**


5



(233)



**

Net income


999



1,081



852



(8)



17



4,428



4,121



7


Dividends and undistributed earnings allocated to participating securities(5)


(4)



(5)



(4)



(20)



—



(18)



(17)



6


Preferred stock dividends(5)


(21)



(20)



(13)



5



62



(67)



(53)



26


Net income available to common stockholders


$

974



$

1,056



$

835



(8)



17



$

4,343



$

4,051



7


Basic earnings per common share:(5)

















Net income from continuing operations


$

1.71



$

1.97



$

1.50



(13)

%


14

%


$

7.70



$

7.39



4

%

Income (loss) from discontinued operations


0.05



(0.08)



(0.04)



**



**



0.01



(0.40)



**


Net income per basic common share


$

1.76



$

1.89



$

1.46



(7)



21



$

7.71



$

6.99



10


Diluted earnings per common share:(5)


















Net income from continuing operations


$

1.68



$

1.94



$

1.46



(13)

%


15

%


$

7.58



$

7.28



4

%

Income (loss) from discontinued operations


0.05



(0.08)



(0.03)



**



**



0.01



(0.39)



**


Net income per diluted common share


$

1.73



$

1.86



$

1.43



(7)



21



$

7.59



$

6.89



10


Weighted average common shares outstanding (in millions):

















Basic common shares


554.3



559.9



573.4



(1)



(3)



563.1



579.7



(3)


Diluted common shares


561.8



567.9



582.6



(1)



(4)



571.9



587.6



(3)


Dividends paid per common share


$

0.30



$

0.30



$

0.30



—



—



$

1.20



$

0.95



26



































 

CAPITAL ONE FINANCIAL CORPORATION (COF)

Table 4: Consolidated Balance Sheets(1)




























December 31, 2014 vs.

(Dollars in millions) (unaudited)


December 31, 2014


September 30, 2014


December 31, 2013


September 30,
2014


December 31,
2013

Assets:











Cash and cash equivalents:











Cash and due from banks


$

3,147



$

2,652



$

2,821



19

%


12

%

Interest-bearing deposits with banks


4,095



3,212



3,131



27



31


Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell


0



284



339



**



**


Total cash and cash equivalents


7,242



6,148



6,291



18



15


Restricted cash for securitization investors


234



405



874



(42)



(73)


Securities available for sale, at fair value


39,508



39,665



41,800



—



(5)


Securities held to maturity, at carrying value


22,500



22,182



19,132



1



18


Loans held for investment:











Unsecuritized loans held for investment


171,771



165,021



157,651



4



9


Restricted loans for securitization investors


36,545



36,571



39,548



—



(8)


Total loans held for investment


208,316



201,592



197,199



3



6


Allowance for loan and lease losses


(4,383)



(4,212)



(4,315)



4



2


Net loans held for investment


203,933



197,380



192,884



3



6


Loans held for sale, at lower of cost or fair value


626



427



218



47



187


Premises and equipment, net


3,685



3,752



3,839



(2)



(4)


Interest receivable


1,435



1,268



1,418



13



1


Goodwill


13,978



13,970



13,978



—



—


Other assets


15,713



15,005



16,499



5



(5)


Total assets


$

308,854



$

300,202



$

296,933



3



4



Liabilities:

Interest payable


$

317



$

249



$

307



27

%


3

%

Deposits:











Non-interest bearing deposits


25,081



25,388



22,643



(1)



11


Interest-bearing deposits


180,467



178,876



181,880



1



(1)


Total deposits


205,548



204,264



204,523



1



1


Securitized debt obligations


11,624



10,508



10,289



11



13


Other debt:











Federal funds purchased and securities loaned or sold under agreements to repurchase


880



2,330



915



(62)



(4)


Senior and subordinated notes


18,684



18,534



13,134



1



42


Other borrowings


17,269



10,871



16,316



59



6


Total other debt


36,833



31,735



30,365



16



21


Other liabilities


9,479



9,428



9,817



1



(3)


Total liabilities


263,801



256,184



255,301



3



3













Stockholders' equity:











Preferred stock


0



0



0



—



—


Common stock


6



6



6



—



—


Additional paid-in capital, net


27,869



27,272



26,526



2



5


Retained earnings


23,973



23,162



20,292



4



18


Accumulated other comprehensive income ("AOCI")


(430)



(559)



(872)



(23)



(51)


Treasury stock, at cost


(6,365)



(5,863)



(4,320)



9



47


Total stockholders' equity


45,053



44,018



41,632



2



8


Total liabilities and stockholders' equity


$

308,854



$

300,202



$

296,933



3



4






CAPITAL ONE FINANCIAL CORPORATION (COF)

Table 5: Notes to Financial & Selected Metrics and Consolidated Financial Statements (Tables 1 — 4)



**

Not meaningful.

(1)

Certain prior period amounts have been recast to conform to the current period presentation.

(2)

We recorded the following related to the mortgage representation and warranty reserve:

























2014


2014


2014


2014


2013

(Dollars in millions) (unaudited)


Q4


Q3


Q2


Q1


Q4

(Benefit) provision for mortgage representation and warranty losses before income taxes:











Recorded in continuing operations


$

(11)



$

—



$

(29)



$

14



$

3


Recorded in discontinued operations


(41)



70



11



(47)



30


Total (benefit) provision for mortgage representation and warranty losses before income taxes


$

(52)



$

70



$

(18)



$

(33)



$

33





Historically, the majority of the provision for representation and warranty losses is included net of tax in discontinued operations, with the remaining amount included before income taxes in non-interest income. The mortgage representation and warranty reserve was $731 million as of December 31, 2014, $1.1 billion as of September 30, 2014 and $1.2 billion as of December 31, 2013.

(3)

Total net revenue was reduced by $165 million in Q4 2014, $164 million in Q3 2014, $153 million in Q2 2014, $163 million in Q1 2014 and $185 million in Q4 2013 for the estimated uncollectible amount of billed finance charges and fees.

(4)

Acquisition-related costs include transaction costs, legal and other professional or consulting fees, restructuring costs, and integration expense.

(5)

Dividends and undistributed earnings allocated to participating securities, earnings per share, and preferred stock dividends are computed independently for each period. Accordingly, the sum of each quarter may not agree to the year-to-date total.

(6)

Tangible book value per common share is a non-GAAP measure calculated based on tangible common equity divided by common shares outstanding. See "Table 14: Reconciliation of Non-GAAP Measures and Calculation of Regulatory Capital Measures" for additional information on tangible common equity.

(7)

Loans held for investment includes acquired loans. We use the term "acquired loans" to refer to a certain portion of the loans acquired in the following transactions: (i) the February 17, 2012 transaction where we acquired the assets and assumed the liabilities of substantially all of ING Direct; (ii) the February 29, 2009 Chevy Chase Bank acquisition; and (iii) May 1, 2012 transaction in which we acquired substantially all of HSBC's credit card and private-label credit card business in the United States. These loans were recorded at fair value at acquisition and subsequently accounted for based on estimated cash flows expected to be collected over the life of the loans (under the accounting standard formerly known as "SOP 03-3"). The table below presents amounts related to acquired loans accounted for under SOP 03-3:

























2014


2014


2014


2014


2013

(Dollars in millions) (unaudited)


Q4


Q3


Q2


Q1


Q4

Acquired loans accounted for under SOP 03-3:











Period-end unpaid principal balance


$

24,473



$

25,726



$

27,117



$

28,549



$

29,761


Period-end loans held for investment


23,500



24,685



26,019



27,390



28,550


Average loans held for investment


23,907



25,104



26,491



27,760



29,055




(8)

Calculated based on annualized total net revenue for the period divided by average interest-earning assets for the period.

(9)

Calculated based on annualized net interest income for the period divided by average interest-earning assets for the period.

(10)

Calculated based on annualized income from continuing operations, net of tax, for the period divided by average tangible assets for the period. Return on average tangible assets is a non-GAAP measure and See "Table 14: Reconciliation of Non-GAAP Measures and Calculation of Regulatory Capital Measures" for additional information.

(11)

Calculated based on the annualized sum of (i) income from continuing operations, net of tax; (ii) less dividends and undistributed earnings allocated to participating securities; (iii) less preferred stock dividends, for the period, divided by average common equity for the period. Our calculation of return on average common equity may not be comparable to similarly titled measures reported by other companies.

(12)

Calculated based on the annualized sum of (i) income from continuing operations, net of tax; (ii) less dividends and undistributed earnings allocated to participating securities; (iii) less preferred stock dividends, for the period, divided by average tangible common equity for the period. Return on average tangible common equity is a non-GAAP measure and our calculation may not be comparable to similarly titled measures reported by other companies. See "Table 14: Reconciliation of Non-GAAP Measures and Calculation of Regulatory Capital Measures" for additional information.

(13)

Calculated based on total non-interest expense for the period divided by total net revenue for the period.

(14)

Effective Q2 2014, we changed our presentation from total full-time equivalent employees to total employees. All prior periods have been recast to conform to the current presentation.

(15)

Calculated based on annualized net charge-offs for the period divided by average loans held for investment for the period.

(16)

Beginning on January 1, 2014, we calculate our regulatory capital under Basel III Standardized Approach subject to transition provisions. We calculated regulatory capital measures for periods prior to Q1 2014 under Basel I. Ratios as of the end of Q4 2014 are preliminary and therefore subject to change. See "Table 14: Reconciliation of Non-GAAP Measures and Calculation of Regulatory Capital Measures" for information on the calculation of each of these ratios.

(17)

TCE ratio is a non-GAAP measure calculated based on TCE divided by tangible assets. See "Table 14: Reconciliation of Non-GAAP Measures and Calculation of Regulatory Capital Measures" for additional information.





CAPITAL ONE FINANCIAL CORPORATION (COF)

Table 6: Average Balances, Net Interest Income and Net Interest Margin





































2014 Q4


2014 Q3


2013 Q4



Average Balance


Interest
Income/Expense(1)


Yield/Rate(1)


Average Balance


Interest
Income/Expense(1)


Yield/Rate(1)


Average Balance


Interest
Income/Expense(1)


Yield/Rate(1)

(Dollars in millions) (unaudited)









Interest-earning assets:



















Loans, including loans held for sale


$

204,137



$

4,613



9.04

%


$

200,066



$

4,463



8.92

%


$

193,368



$

4,398



9.10

%

Investment securities


62,952



405



2.57



62,582



398



2.54



62,919



414



2.63


Cash equivalents and other


6,347



27



1.70



6,242



26



1.67



6,670



27



1.62


Total interest-earning assets


$

273,436



$

5,045



7.38



$

268,890



$

4,887



7.27



$

262,957



$

4,839



7.36





















Interest-bearing liabilities:



















Interest-bearing deposits


$

179,401



$

269



0.60



$

179,928



$

271



0.60



$

184,206



$

288



0.63


Securitized debt obligations


11,479



36



1.25



10,110



32



1.27



9,873



40



1.62


Senior and subordinated notes


18,680



73



1.56



17,267



71



1.64



12,765



75



2.35


Other borrowings and liabilities


14,058



11



0.31



12,937



16



0.49



13,825



13



0.38


Total interest-bearing liabilities


$

223,618



$

389



0.70



$

220,242



$

390



0.71



$

220,669



$

416



0.75


Net interest income/spread




$

4,656



6.68





$

4,497



6.56





$

4,423



6.61


Impact of non-interest bearing funding






0.13







0.13







0.12


Net interest margin






6.81

%






6.69

%






6.73

%



























Year Ended December 31,



2014


2013



Average Balance


Interest
Income/Expense(1)


Yield/Rate(1)


Average Balance


Interest
Income/Expense(1)


Yield/Rate(1)

(Dollars in millions) (unaudited)







Interest-earning assets:













Loans, including loans held for sale


$

198,419



$

17,662



8.90

%


$

196,609



$

18,222



9.27

%

Investment securities


62,547



1,628



2.60



63,522



1,575



2.48


Cash equivalents and other


6,208



107



1.72



6,292



101



1.61


Total interest-earning assets


$

267,174



$

19,397



7.26



$

266,423



$

19,898



7.47















Interest-bearing liabilities:













Interest-bearing deposits


$

181,036



$

1,088



0.60



$

187,700



$

1,241



0.66


Securitized debt obligations


10,686



145



1.36



10,697



183



1.71


Senior and subordinated notes


16,543



299



1.81



12,440



315



2.53


Other borrowings and liabilities


12,325



47



0.38



14,670



53



0.36


Total interest-bearing liabilities


$

220,590



$

1,579



0.72



$

225,507



$

1,792



0.79


Net interest income/spread




$

17,818



6.54





$

18,106



6.68


Impact of non-interest bearing funding






0.13







0.12


Net interest margin






6.67

%






6.80

%









(1)

Interest income and interest expense and the calculation of average yields on interest-earning assets and average rates on interest-bearing liabilities include the impact of hedge accounting.





CAPITAL ONE FINANCIAL CORPORATION (COF)

Table 7: Loan Information and Performance Statistics(1)



















































2014 Q4 vs.


Year Ended


2014



2014


2014


2014


2014


2013


2014


2013


2014


2013


vs.

(Dollars in millions) (unaudited)


Q4


Q3


Q2


Q1


Q4


Q3


Q4




2013

Period-end Loans Held For Investment





















Credit card:





















Domestic credit card


$

77,704



$

73,143



$

71,165



$

68,275



$

73,255



6

%


6

%


$

77,704



$

73,255



6

%

International credit card


8,172



7,488



7,853



7,575



8,050



9



2



8,172



8,050



2


Total credit card


85,876



80,631



79,018



75,850



81,305



7



6



85,876



81,305



6


Consumer banking:






















Auto


37,824



36,254



34,792



33,080



31,857



4



19



37,824



31,857



19


Home loan


30,035



31,203



32,644



34,035



35,282



(4)



(15)



30,035



35,282



(15)


Retail banking


3,580



3,604



3,626



3,612



3,623



(1)



(1)



3,580



3,623



(1)


Total consumer banking


71,439



71,061



71,062



70,727



70,762



1



1



71,439



70,762



1


Commercial banking:






















Commercial and multifamily real estate


23,137



22,895



22,040



21,256



20,750



1



12



23,137



20,750



12


Commercial and industrial


26,972



26,071



25,402



24,064



23,309



3



16



26,972



23,309



16


Total commercial lending


50,109



48,966



47,442



45,320



44,059



2



14



50,109



44,059



14


Small-ticket commercial real estate


781



822



879



910



952



(5)



(18)



781



952



(18)


Total commercial banking(2)


50,890



49,788



48,321



46,230



45,011



2



13



50,890



45,011



13


Other loans


111



112



127



134



121



(1)



(8)



111



121



(8)


Total loans held for investment(2)


$

208,316



$

201,592



$

198,528



$

192,941



$

197,199



3



6



$

208,316



$

197,199



6


Average Loans Held For Investment






















Credit card:






















Domestic credit card


$

74,026



$

71,784



$

69,376



$

69,810



$

70,368



3

%


5

%


$

71,262



$

71,234



—

%

International credit card


7,714



7,710



7,621



7,692



7,899



—



(2)



7,684



7,973



(4)


Total credit card


81,740



79,494



76,997



77,502



78,267



3



4



78,946



79,207



—


Consumer banking:






















Auto


37,072



35,584



33,972



32,387



31,424



4



18



34,769



29,446



18


Home loan


30,604



31,859



33,299



34,646



35,974



(4)



(15)



32,589



39,322



(17)


Retail banking


3,578



3,605



3,613



3,630



3,635



(1)



(2)



3,606



3,699



(3)


Total consumer banking


71,254



71,048



70,884



70,663



71,033



—



—



70,964



72,467



(2)


Commercial banking:






















Commercial and multifamily real estate


23,129



22,409



21,484



20,962



19,928



3



16



22,003



18,636



18


Commercial and industrial


26,409



25,512



24,611



23,541



22,445



4



18



25,028



21,062



19


Total commercial lending


49,538



47,921



46,095



44,503



42,373



3



17



47,031



39,698



18


Small-ticket commercial real estate


801



845



896



932



986



(5)



(19)



868



1,073



(19)


Total commercial banking


50,339



48,766



46,991



45,435



43,359



3



16



47,899



40,771



17


Other loans


103



114



124



122



154



(10)



(33)



116



169



(31)


Total average loans held for investment


$

203,436



$

199,422



$

194,996



$

193,722



$

192,813



2



6



$

197,925



$

192,614



3


Net Charge-off Rates



























Credit card:



























Domestic credit card



3.39

%



2.83

%



3.52

%



4.01

%



3.89

%


56

bps


(50)

bps



3.43

%


4.08

%

(65)

bps

International credit card



3.34




3.32




3.93




4.17




4.74



2



(140)




3.69



4.78


(109)


Total credit card



3.38




2.88




3.56




4.02




3.98



50



(60)




3.46



4.15


(69)


Consumer banking:



























Auto



2.14




1.98




1.31




1.66




2.30



16



(16)




1.78



1.85


(7)


Home loan



0.07




0.02




0.05




0.06




0.03



5



4




0.05



0.04


1


Retail banking



1.28




1.36




0.70




0.95




1.09



(8)



19




1.07



1.46


(39)


Total consumer banking



1.20




1.07




0.69




0.84




1.09



13



11




0.95



0.85


10


Commercial banking:



























Commercial and multifamily real estate



0.01




(0.10)




—




0.01




(0.11)



11



12




(0.02)



(0.04)


2


Commercial and industrial



0.10




(0.01)




0.04




0.03




0.04



11



6




0.04



0.07


(3)


Total commercial lending



0.06




(0.05)




0.02




0.02




(0.03)



11



9




0.01



0.02


(1)


Small-ticket commercial real estate



0.80




(0.01)




0.61




0.67




(0.81)



81



161




0.52



0.62


(10)


Total commercial banking



0.07




(0.05)




0.03




0.04




(0.05)



12



12




0.02



0.03


(1)


Other loans



0.47




(0.61)




2.18




(0.68)




4.68



108



(421)




0.36



11.34


**

Total net charge-offs



1.80




1.52




1.67




1.92




2.01



28



(21)




1.72



2.04


(32)


30+ Day Performing Delinquency Rates



























Credit card:



























Domestic credit card



3.27

%



3.21

%



2.83

%



3.02

%



3.43

%


6

bps


(16)

bps



3.27

%


3.43

%

(16)

bps

International credit card



2.94




3.34




3.40




3.59




3.71



(40)



(77)




2.94



3.71


(77)


Total credit card



3.24




3.22




2.89




3.08




3.46



2



(22)




3.24



3.46


(22)


Consumer banking:



























Auto



6.57




6.14




5.77




5.29




6.85



43



(28)




6.57



6.85


(28)


Home loan



0.21




0.14




0.13




0.12




0.16



7



5




0.21



0.16


5


Retail banking



0.64




0.53




0.48




0.74




0.69



11



(5)




0.64



0.69


(5)


Total consumer banking



3.60




3.22




2.91




2.57




3.20



38



40




3.60



3.20


40


Nonperforming Assets Rates(3)



























Credit card:



























International credit card



0.86

%



0.98

%



1.03

%



1.07

%



1.10

%


(12)

bps


(24)

bps



0.86

%


1.10

%

(24)

bps

Total credit card



0.08




0.09




0.10




0.11




0.11



(1)



(3)




0.08



0.11


(3)


Consumer banking:



























Auto(4)



1.00




0.94




0.88




0.81




1.11



6



(11)




1.00



1.11


(11)


Home loan



1.19




1.13




1.16




1.17




1.14



6



5




1.19



1.14


5


Retail banking



0.61




0.54




0.79




1.15




1.13



7



(52)




0.61



1.13


(52)


Total consumer banking



1.06




1.01




1.01




1.00




1.12



5



(6)




1.06



1.12


(6)


Commercial banking:



























Commercial and multifamily real estate



0.27




0.29




0.32




0.31




0.29



(2)



(2)




0.27



0.29


(2)


Commercial and industrial



0.42




0.40




0.45




0.40




0.44



2



(2)




0.42



0.44


(2)


Total commercial lending



0.35




0.35




0.39




0.35




0.37



—



(2)




0.35



0.37


(2)


Small-ticket commercial real estate



0.96




0.42




1.40




0.73




0.43



54



53




0.96



0.43


53


Total commercial banking



0.36




0.35




0.41




0.36




0.37



1



(1)




0.36



0.37


(1)


Total nonperforming assets



0.54




0.53




0.55




0.54




0.58



1



(4)




0.54



0.58


(4)














































CAPITAL ONE FINANCIAL CORPORATION (COF)

Table 8: Financial Summary—Business Segments(1)












































Three Months Ended December 31, 2014


Year Ended December 31, 2014

(Dollars in millions) (unaudited)


Total


Credit

Card


Consumer Banking


Commercial Banking


Other


Total


Credit

Card


Consumer Banking


Commercial Banking


Other

Earnings:





















Net interest income


$

4,656



$

2,697



$

1,459



$

455



$

45



17,818



$

10,310



$

5,748



$

1,751



$

9


Non-interest income


1,157



841



185



132



(1)



4,472



3,311



684



450



27


Total net revenue(5)(6)


5,813



3,538



1,644



587



44



22,290



13,621



6,432



2,201



36


Provision (benefit) for credit losses


1,109



856



222



32



(1)



3,541



2,750



703



93



(5)


Non-interest expense


3,284



1,888



1,045



293



58



12,180



7,063



3,869



1,083



165


Income (loss) from continuing operations before income taxes


1,420



794



377



262



(13)



6,569



3,808



1,860



1,025



(124)


Income tax provision (benefit)


450



275



135



93



(53)



2,146



1,329



665



366



(214)


Income from continuing operations, net of tax


$

970



$

519



$

242



$

169



$

40



$

4,423



$

2,479



$

1,195



$

659



$

90

























Three Months Ended September 30, 2014











(Dollars in millions) (unaudited)


Total


Credit

Card


Consumer Banking


Commercial Banking


Other











Earnings:





















Net interest income


$

4,497



$

2,627



$

1,425



$

439



$

6












Non-interest income


1,142



846



179



122



(5)












Total net revenue(5)(6)


5,639



3,473



1,604



561



1












Provision (benefit) for credit losses


993



787



198



9



(1)












Non-interest expense


2,985



1,730



956



268



31












Income (loss) from continuing operations before income taxes


1,661



956



450



284



(29)












Income tax provision (benefit)


536



332



161



102



(59)












Income from continuing operations, net of tax


$

1,125



$

624



$

289



$

182



$

30



































Three Months Ended December 31, 2013


Year Ended December 31, 2013

(Dollars in millions) (unaudited)


Total


Credit

Card


Consumer Banking


Commercial Banking


Other


Total


Credit

Card


Consumer Banking


Commercial Banking


Other

Earnings:





















Net interest income (expense)


$

4,423



$

2,576



$

1,468



$

447



$

(68)



$

18,106



$

10,967



$

5,905



$

1,674



$

(440)


Non-interest income


1,121



833



195



131



(38)



4,278



3,320



749



395



(186)


Total net revenue (loss)(5)(6)


5,544



3,409



1,663



578



(106)



22,384



14,287



6,654



2,069



(626)


Provision (benefit) for credit losses


957



751



212



(6)



—



3,453



2,824



656



(24)



(3)


Non-interest expense


3,235



1,868



1,018



281



68



12,353



7,439



3,745



958



211


Income (loss) from continuing operations before income taxes


1,352



790



433



303



(174)



6,578



4,024



2,253



1,135



(834)


Income tax provision (benefit)


477



274



154



108



(59)



2,224



1,409



802



404



(391)


Income (loss) from continuing operations, net of tax


$

875



$

516



$

279



$

195



$

(115)



$

4,354



$

2,615



$

1,451



$

731



$

(443)




CAPITAL ONE FINANCIAL CORPORATION (COF)

Table 9: Financial & Statistical Summary—Credit Card Business(1)



















































2014 Q4 vs.


Year Ended


2014



2014


2014


2014


2014


2013


2014


2013


2014


2013


vs.

(Dollars in millions) (unaudited)


Q4


Q3


Q2


Q1


Q4


Q3


Q4




2013

Credit Card





















Earnings:





















Net interest income


$

2,697



$

2,627



$

2,461



$

2,525



$

2,576



3

%


5

%


$

10,310



$

10,967



(6)

%

Non-interest income


841



846



839



785



833



(1)



1



3,311



3,320



—


Total net revenue


3,538



3,473



3,300



3,310



3,409



2



4



13,621



14,287



(5)


Provision for credit losses


856



787



549



558



751



9



14



2,750



2,824



(3)


Non-interest expense


1,888



1,730



1,719



1,726



1,868



9



1



7,063



7,439



(5)


Income from continuing operations before income taxes


794



956



1,032



1,026



790



(17)



1



3,808



4,024



(5)


Income tax provision


275



332



364



358



274



(17)



—



1,329



1,409



(6)


Income from continuing operations, net of tax


$

519



$

624



$

668



$

668



$

516



(17)



1



$

2,479



$

2,615



(5)


Selected performance metrics:





















Period-end loans held for investment


$

85,876



$

80,631



$

79,018



$

75,850



$

81,305



7

%


6

%


$

85,876



$

81,305



6

%

Average loans held for investment


81,740



79,494



76,997



77,502



78,267



3



4



78,946



79,207



—


Average yield on loans held for investment(7)(8)


14.61

%


14.65

%


14.22

%


14.43

%


14.64

%


(4)

bps


(3)

bps


14.48

%


15.37

%


(89)

bps

Total net revenue margin(9)


17.31



17.48



17.14



17.08



17.43



(17)



(12)



17.25



18.04



(79)


Net charge-off rate


3.38



2.88



3.56



4.02



3.98



50



(60)



3.46



4.15



(69)


30+ day performing delinquency rate


3.24



3.22



2.89



3.08



3.46



2



(22)



3.24



3.46



(22)


30+ day delinquency rate


3.30



3.29



2.97



3.16



3.54



1



(24)



3.30



3.54



(24)


Nonperforming loan rate


0.08



0.09



0.10



0.11



0.11



(1)



(3)



0.08



0.11



(3)


Card loan premium amortization and other intangible accretion(10)


$

11



$

18



$

31



$

37



$

39



(39)

%


(72)

%


$

97



$

198



(51)

%

PCCR intangible amortization


87



90



94



98



102



(3)



(15)



369



434



(15)


Purchase volume(11)


63,484



57,474



56,358



47,434



54,245



10



17



224,750



201,074



12


Domestic Card





















Earnings:





















Net interest income


$

2,432



$

2,361



$

2,193



$

2,255



$

2,303



3

%


6

%


$

9,241



$

9,887



(7)

%

Non-interest income


768



763



768



702



747



1



3



3,001



2,957



1


Total net revenue


3,200



3,124



2,961



2,957



3,050



2



5



12,242



12,844



(5)


Provision for credit losses


765



738



504



486



679



4



13



2,493



2,502



—


Non-interest expense


1,676



1,530



1,513



1,545



1,664



10



1



6,264



6,645



(6)


Income from continuing operations before income taxes


759



856



944



926



707



(11)



7



3,485



3,697



(6)


Income tax provision


272



306



337



331



252



(11)



8



1,246



1,316



(5)


Income from continuing operations, net of tax


$

487



$

550



$

607



$

595



$

455



(11)



7



$

2,239



$

2,381



(6)


Selected performance metrics:





















Period-end loans held for investment


$

77,704



$

73,143



$

71,165



$

68,275



$

73,255



6

%


6

%


$

77,704



$

73,255



6%


Average loans held for investment


74,026



71,784



69,376



69,810



70,368



3



5



71,262



71,234



—


Average yield on loans held for investment(7)(8)


14.43

%


14.46

%


13.95

%


14.19

%


14.44

%


(3)

bps


(1)

bps


14.26

%


15.27

%


(101)

bps

Total net revenue margin(9)


17.29



17.41



17.07



16.94



17.34



(12)



(5)



17.18



18.03



(85)


Net charge-off rate


3.39



2.83



3.52



4.01



3.89



56



(50)



3.43



4.08



(65)


30+ day performing delinquency rate


3.27



3.21



2.83



3.02



3.43



6



(16)



3.27



3.43



(16)


30+ day delinquency rate


3.27



3.21



2.83



3.02



3.43



6



(16)



3.27



3.43



(16)


Purchase volume(11)


$

58,234



$

53,690



$

52,653



$

44,139



$

50,377



8

%


16

%


$

208,716



$

186,901



12%


International Card





















Earnings:





















Net interest income


$

265



$

266



$

268



$

270



$

273



—



(3)

%


$

1,069



$

1,080



(1)

%

Non-interest income


73



83



71



83



86



(12)



(15)



310



363



(15)


Total net revenue


338



349



339



353



359



(3)



(6)



1,379



1,443



(4)


Provision for credit losses


91



49



45



72



72



86



26



257



322



(20)


Non-interest expense


212



200



206



181



204



6



4



799



794



1


Income from continuing operations before income taxes


35



100



88



100



83



(65)



(58)



323



327



(1)


Income tax provision


3



26



27



27



22



(88)



(86)



83



93



(11)


Income from continuing operations, net of tax


$

32



$

74



$

61



$

73



$

61



(57)



(48)



$

240



$

234



3


Selected performance metrics:





















Period-end loans held for investment


$

8,172



$

7,488



$

7,853



$

7,575



$

8,050



9

%


2

%


$

8,172



$

8,050



2

%

Average loans held for investment


7,714



7,710



7,621



7,692



7,899



—



(2)



7,684



7,973



(4)


Average yield on loans held for investment(8)


16.31

%


16.42

%


16.74

%


16.64

%


16.48

%


(11)

bps


(17)

bps


16.53

%


16.24

%


29

bps

Total net revenue margin


17.55



18.13



17.76



18.38



18.20



(58)



(65)



17.95



18.10



(15)


Net charge-off rate


3.34



3.32



3.93



4.17



4.74



2



(140)



3.69



4.78



(109)


30+ day performing delinquency rate


2.94



3.34



3.40



3.59



3.71



(40)



(77)



2.94



3.71



(77)


30+ day delinquency rate


3.60



4.08



4.20



4.41



4.56



(48)



(96)



3.60



4.56



(96)


Nonperforming loan rate


0.86



0.98



1.03



1.07



1.10



(12)



(24)



0.86



1.10



(24)


Purchase volume(11)


$

5,250



$

3,784



$

3,705



$

3,295



$

3,868



39%



36

%


$

16,034



$

14,173



13

%








































CAPITAL ONE FINANCIAL CORPORATION (COF)

Table 10: Financial & Statistical Summary—Consumer Banking Business(1)



















































2014 Q4 vs.


Year Ended


2014



2014


2014


2014


2014


2013


2014


2013


2014


2013


vs.

(Dollars in millions) (unaudited)


Q4


Q3


Q2


Q1


Q4


Q3


Q4




2013

C