Swiss Life Holding AG reported financial results for the first half of 2025 and nine-month period ending September 30, 2025. In the first half of 2025, profit from operations increased 3% in local currency to CHF 903 million, while net profit was CHF 602 million. Premiums rose 5% in local currency to CHF 12.1 billion, and fee income increased 2% in local currency to CHF 1.27 billion. The company's third-party asset management business generated CHF 13.2 billion in net new assets. For the nine-month period, premiums increased 3% in local currency to CHF 16.3 billion, and fee income reached CHF 1.91 billion, up 3% in local currency. TPAM net new assets totaled CHF 15.0 billion. The company's SST solvency ratio remained strong at approximately 205% as of September 30, 2025.
Swiss Life Holding AG reported financial results for the first half of 2025 and nine-month period ending September 30, 2025. In the first half of 2025, profit from operations increased 3% in local currency to CHF 903 million, while net profit was CHF 602 million. Premiums rose 5% in local currency to CHF 12.1 billion, and fee income increased 2% in local currency to CHF 1.27 billion. The company's third-party asset management business generated CHF 13.2 billion in net new assets. For the nine-month period, premiums increased 3% in local currency to CHF 16.3 billion, and fee income reached CHF 1.91 billion, up 3% in local currency. TPAM net new assets totaled CHF 15.0 billion. The company's SST solvency ratio remained strong at approximately 205% as of September 30, 2025.
Swiss Life Holding is one of Switzerland's largest life insurance and pension providers, offering retirement solutions, life insurance, and financial advisory services across Europe, with significant real estate holdings and a growing third-party asset management business that reached CHF 142 billion in assets. The company reported a 17.6% return on equity and an SST solvency ratio of roughly 205% as of mid-2025, reflecting a strong capital position. No specific catalyst was identified for today's negligible move.