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CAPITAL ONE FINANCIAL CORP

For the period ended May 2, 2024. Filed Mar 20, 2024.

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May 2, 2024 · Filed Mar 20, 2024

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Peer Groups

Peer Group to Determine Level and Components of Compensation

In order to attract, retain, and motivate top executive talent andnon-employee directors consistent with our compensation program objectives, the Committee reviews data annually from a group of peer companies that are similar in size, business, and industry to the Company. These organizations are intended to represent the marketplace of companies with which Capital One competes for business and for executive talent. The compensation data from the peer group is used to inform the Committee’s determination of the structure and the total compensation target values of the compensation program for the NEOs other than the CEO as well as the total level of compensation for the CEO. The peer comparator group is reviewed each year and adjusted, as appropriate, so that the peer comparator group companies reflect Capital One’s competitive environment. The Committee examines pay practices and data for the peer group companies as a source of benchmarking data to assess the competitiveness of our compensation levels and pay components. As part of this analysis, a consultant from FW Cook presents a comprehensive report to the Committee that highlights the size, scope, and performance information from the peer companies across a variety of metrics and presents recommendations for changes to the peer group, as applicable. The Committee specifically considers the Company’s percentile rank versus peer comparator companies across the following financial metrics:

∎ Revenue ∎ Assets ∎ Market value ∎ Net income available to common stockholders ∎ U.S. deposits ∎ Loans held for investment ∎ Diluted EPS growth∎ Adjusted ROA ∎ Common equity Tier 1 capital ratio ∎ Charge-off rate ∎ Ratio of stock price to tangible book value ∎ Ratio of stock price to earnings ∎ TSR

After reviewing this information, the Committee recommends a final peer comparator group to the Independent Directors for approval. The peer comparator group is reviewed each year and adjusted, as appropriate, so that the size, scope, performance, and business focus of the peer comparator companies (i) reflect Capital One’s competitive environment, (ii) mitigate market data volatility, (iii) recognize the Company’s focus on technological innovations in the banking industry, and (iv) position the Company near the median with regard to the size of the companies in the group. For 2023, the peer comparator group was the same group as 2022 and included the following companies:

∎ Ally Financial (ALLY)∎ Goldman Sachs (GS)∎ Regions (RF)
∎ American Express (AXP)∎ J.P. Morgan Chase (JPM)∎ Synchrony (SYF)
∎ Bank of America (BAC)∎ Mastercard (MA)∎ Truist Financial (TFC)
∎ Citigroup (C)∎ Morgan Stanley (MS)∎ U.S. Bancorp (USB)
∎ Discover Financial Services (DFS)∎ PayPal (PYPL)∎ Visa (V)
∎ Fifth Third Bancorp (FITB)∎ PNC Financial Services (PNC)∎ Wells Fargo (WFC)

The Committee and the Independent Directors believe that this peer comparator group reflects the competitive environment for the Company, particularly the performance and business focus of the companies in the peer comparator group and the competition for executive talent. As of December 31, 2023, Capital One was positioned at or near the median of the peer comparator group in terms of total assets, loans, deposits, revenues, market value and net income.

CAPITAL ONE FINANCIAL CORPORATION2024 PROXY STATEMENT99

EXECUTIVE COMPENSATION

Section VI - Compensation Discussion and Analysis

Peer Group to Determine Settlement of Performance Share Awards

For both the Financial Performance Shares and the TSR Performance Shares, the Company’s performance on each metric is assessed over the three-year period relative to the Performance Share Peers. See “Performance Share Award Peer Group” on page 79 for a description and discussion of the Performance Share Peers.

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