Liechtensteinische Landesbank (LLB) Group’s 2025 net profit remained stable at SFr166.5m ($214.9m) with asset growth driven by acquisitions. Operating income rose 8.1% to SFr611.6m, thanks to the integration of ZKB Österreich. The group closed the acquisition of Zürcher Kantonalbank Österreich, contributing to net new money inflows of SFr3.7bn.

LLB’s business volume surpassed SFr125bn for the first time, aided by organic growth and the addition of ZKB Österreich. Assets under management increased by 12.2% to SFr11.9bn, with the acquisition contributing SFr3.2bn. Net fee and commission income rose by SFr45.2m, supported by increased client activity.

Despite selective lending in the first half of the year, LLB expanded its loan book, with net new loans reaching SFr540m. Operating expenses increased to SFr410.4m due to integration costs from the ZKB Österreich acquisition. Group headcount rose slightly, with eight additional full-time positions.

LLB Group CEO Christoph Reich emphasized the successful implementation of their strategy in 2025, setting the stage for profitable growth. The group expects a solid business result in 2026. Last year, LLB formalized an arrangement with Rothschild & Co for private banking client referrals in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, UAE.

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