EFG International reported 2025 financial results showing net profit of SFr325.2 million, up 1% year over year. Operating profit increased 26% to SFr493.1 million, while revenues reached SFr1.67 billion with a steady revenue margin of 98 basis points. Assets under management grew 12% to SFr185 billion at year-end 2025, driven by net new assets of SFr11.3 billion and acquisitions. The net new asset growth rate of 6.8% exceeded the company's target range of 4% to 6%. EFG recruited or secured agreements with 79 new client relationship officers during the year. The company completed acquisitions of Investment Services Group and Cité Gestion, which contributed SFr11.7 billion to AuM. However, a litigation provision of SFr59.5 million related to Kuwait's public pension fund tempered overall profit growth. The Board authorized a buyback of up to nine million shares.
EFG International reported 2025 financial results showing net profit of SFr325.2 million, up 1% year over year. Operating profit increased 26% to SFr493.1 million, while revenues reached SFr1.67 billion with a steady revenue margin of 98 basis points. Assets under management grew 12% to SFr185 billion at year-end 2025, driven by net new assets of SFr11.3 billion and acquisitions. The net new asset growth rate of 6.8% exceeded the company's target range of 4% to 6%. EFG recruited or secured agreements with 79 new client relationship officers during the year. The company completed acquisitions of Investment Services Group and Cité Gestion, which contributed SFr11.7 billion to AuM. However, a litigation provision of SFr59.5 million related to Kuwait's public pension fund tempered overall profit growth. The Board authorized a buyback of up to nine million shares.
EFG International is a Zurich-based private bank and wealth manager listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange, serving high-net-worth clients globally with record assets under management of CHF 185 billion. The firm has been on an active acquisition spree — adding Cité Gestion, ISG Group, and Quilvest Switzerland — and recently unveiled a 2026-2028 strategic plan targeting 15% annual profit growth. An unexpected CHF 60 million litigation provision tied to a Kuwait pension corruption lawsuit has weighed on shares since the Feb 18 earnings release, with a court verdict expected in summer 2026.