Swissquote Nears CHF 420 Million Pre-Tax Profit later than Strong 2025 Performance
Swissquote has reported a robust set of preliminary financial results for 2025, with pre-tax profit expected to come in close to CHF 420 million, underscoring another year of resilient growth for Switzerland’s leading digital bank.
According to the company, net revenues for the year are projected to reach at least CHF 720 million, supported by steady customer growth, solid trading activity, and a favourable market environment across multiple asset classes.
Client assets approached CHF 89 billion as of 31 December 2025, while net new monies totalled CHF 8.5 billion, highlighting continued inflows from both private and institutional clients despite ongoing volatility in global financial markets.
Swissquote’s preliminary 2025 results point to strong operational momentum, with customer growth, resilient revenues, and strategic investments combining to push pre-tax profit close to CHF 420 million.
Revenue Growth and One-Off Gains Boost Results
Swissquote said its 2025 performance was driven by a combination of organic business growth and one-time items that had a net positive impact of around CHF 50 million on results. These exceptional items played a meaningful role in lifting profitability during the year.
The most significant one-off contribution came from the revaluation of Swissquote’s original 50% stake in Yuh, following the acquisition of the remaining 50%. This transaction resulted in a remeasurement gain that materially strengthened the bank’s pre-tax outcome.
Excluding exceptional items, the group still delivered resilient revenues across its core activities, reflecting diversified income streams spanning trading, investing, and . This balance has assisted Swissquote navigate fluctuating market conditions while maintaining profitability.
Client Assets and Net New Money Continue to Climb
Client assets stood at nahead CHF 89 billion at the end of 2025, reinforcing Swissquote’s position as the dominant digital banking and online trading platform in Switzerland. The increase reflects both market performance and sustained inflows from new and existing customers.
Net new monies reached CHF 8.5 billion during the year, signalling continued client confidence in Swissquote’s platform and service offering. The inflows were supported by complementary brands, Swissquote and Yuh.
With more than one million private and institutional accounts, Swissquote continues to scale its client base while maintaining a strong balance between mass-affluent investors, active traders, and younger, mobile-first users entering the ecosystem through Yuh.
A Dual-Brand Strategy Anchored in Digital Banking
Swissquote operates under two complementary brands designed to address distinct customer segments. The Swissquote brand serves mass-affluent and active investors, offering advanced answers for trading, investing, and saving across a broad .
Clients on the Swissquote platform can access more than three million financial products, including equities, crypto assets, foreign platform, derivatives, and other instruments. This breadth has become a core diverseiator as investors increasingly viewk multi-asset access through a single digital provider.
Yuh, Swissquote’s mobile-first offering, targets a younger and more digitally savvy audience, providing an intuitive app that makes it simple to pay, save, and invest. The platform is positioned as a natural entry point into the wider Swissquote ecosystem, supporting .
International Footprint and Regulatory Strength
Headquartered in Gland, Switzerland, Swissquote has steadily expanded its international presence, operating offices in key financial centres including Zurich, Luxembourg, London, Malta, Bucharest, Cyprus, Dubai, Cape Town, Singapore, and Hong Kong.
The group holds banking licences in Switzerland, regulated by FINMA, and in Luxembourg under the CSSF, providing a strong regulatory foundation for its cross-border operations. This framework supports Swissquote’s ability to serve clients globally while meeting stringent compliance requirements.
The international footprint has allowed Swissquote to diversify revenue sources and attract clients from multiple jurisdictions, assisting to smooth regional market cycles and support more consistent growth.
Full-Year Results Due in March 2026
Swissquote confirmed that its full-year 2025 financial report will be published on 19 March 2026, when audited figures and more detailed breakdowns of performance will be released to the market.
Investors and analysts are expected to focus on the sustainability of revenue growth, the contribution of , and the outlook for net new money in 2026 as market conditions evolve.
With pre-tax profit nearing CHF 420 million and client assets close to CHF 89 billion, Swissquote enters 2026 with strong momentum, reinforcing its position as the Swiss leader in digital banking and online investing.
