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Notes to the consolidated income statement (unaudited)

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1Net interest income

1 Net interest income

in CHF thousands

First half 2022

First half 2021

+ / – %

Interest income from financial instruments measured at amortised cost

 

 

 

Due from banks

147

499

– 70.5

Loans

74'663

73'124

2.1

Loan commissions with the character of interest

1'501

1'971

– 23.8

Received negative interest

15'252

13'228

15.3

Total interest income from financial instruments measured at amortised cost

91'563

88'821

3.1

 

 

 

 

Interest income from financial instruments, recognised at fair value through other comprehensive income

 

 

 

Debt instruments

8'303

6'294

31.9

Total interest income from financial instruments, recognised at fair value through other comprehensive income

8'303

6'294

31.9

 

 

 

 

Interest income from financial instruments at fair value through profit and loss

 

 

 

Debt instruments

386

1'386

– 72.1

Interest rate derivatives

8'134

1'373

492.5

Total interest income from financial instruments at fair value through profit and loss

8'521

2'759

208.8

 

 

 

 

Total interest income

108'387

97'874

10.7

 

 

 

 

Interest expenses from financial instruments measured at amortised cost

 

 

 

Due to banks

– 500

– 449

11.2

Due to customers

– 4'454

– 2'239

98.9

Paid negative interest

– 9'358

– 9'826

– 4.8

Lease liabilities

– 122

– 139

– 12.4

Debt issued

– 2'101

– 2'463

– 14.7

Total interest expenses from financial instruments measured at amortised cost

– 16'534

– 15'116

9.4

 

 

 

 

Interest expenses from financial instruments measured at fair value

 

 

 

Interest rate derivatives

– 18'419

– 6'142

199.9

Total interest expenses from financial instruments measured at fair value

– 18'419

– 6'142

199.9

 

 

 

 

Total interest expenses

– 34'953

– 21'257

64.4

 

 

 

 

Total net interest income

73'433

76'617

– 4.2

2Net fee and commission income

2 Net fee and commission income

in CHF thousands

First half 2022

First half 2021

+ / – %

Brokerage fees

25'234

29'141

– 13.4

Custody fees

27'340

26'252

4.1

Advisory and management fees

28'913

27'929

3.5

Investment fund fees

81'359

84'608

– 3.8

Credit-related fees and commissions

383

306

25.3

Commission income from other services

19'667

14'720

33.6

Total fee and commission income

182'897

182'956

– 0.0

 

 

 

 

Brokerage fees paid

– 5'349

– 6'502

– 17.7

Other fee and commission expenses

– 64'849

– 67'832

– 4.4

Total fee and commission expenses

– 70'198

– 74'334

– 5.6

 

 

 

 

Total net fee and commission income

112'699

108'622

3.8

The LLB offers its clients to pay an all-in-fee for various services. The all-in-fee is recognised in the line “Advisory and management fees”. The following table shows what share of the income position the all-in-fee has and what proportion of which services is included in it.

in CHF thousands

First half 2022

First half 2021

+ / – %

Total all-in-fees

16'312

16'784

– 2.8

of which brokerage

4'385

5'073

– 13.6

of which securities administration

2'833

2'931

– 3.3

of which asset management

9'094

8'780

3.6

3Net trading income

3 Net trading income

in CHF thousands

First half 2022

First half 2021

+ / – %

Foreign exchange trading

48'536

31'363

54.8

Foreign note trading

– 403

201

 

Precious metals trading

1'415

847

67.1

Interest rate instruments 1

3'672

5'164

– 28.9

Total net trading income

53'219

37'575

41.6

1 The LLB Group uses interest rate swaps for trading and hedging purposes. If the interest rate swaps do not fulfil the approval criteria according to IAS 39 in order to be booked as hedging transactions, they are treated as interest rate swaps for trading purposes.

4Net income from financial investments

4 Net income from financial investments

in CHF thousands

First half 2022

First half 2021

+ / – %

Financial investments at fair value through profit and loss

 

 

 

Dividend income

318

287

10.8

Price gains 1

– 6'638

1'158

 

Total net income from financial investments at fair value through profit and loss

– 6'320

1'445

 

 

 

 

 

Financial investments, recognised at fair value through other comprehensive income

 

 

 

Dividend income

5'418

3'124

73.5

of which from financial investments held on the balance sheet date

5'418

3'124

73.5

Realised gain

88

461

– 80.9

Total net income from financial investments, recognised at fair value through other comprehensive income

5'506

3'585

53.6

 

 

 

 

Total net income from financial investments at fair value

– 814

5'029

 

1 The realised price gains for the first half of 2022 amounted to minus CHF thousands 1'351 (first half of 2021: minus CHF thousands 1'334).

5Other income

5 Other income

in CHF thousands

First half 2022

First half 2021

+ / – %

Net income from properties 1

1'131

1'419

– 20.3

Net income from various services

– 79

1'030

 

Share of income from associated companies and joint venture

2

1

86.5

Additional other income 2

5'751

621

825.9

Total other income

6'804

3'071

121.6

1 In the first half of 2022, net income from properties consisted mainly of rental income and the profit from the sale of properties (first half of 2021: rental income and revaluation of an investment property).

2 Contains the sale of a value-adjusted claim amounting to CHF 5.6 million

6Personnel expenses

6 Personnel expenses

in CHF thousands

First half 2022

First half 2021

+ / – %

Salaries

– 76'812

– 75'617

1.6

Pension and other post-employment benefit plans

– 8'451

– 8'473

– 0.3

Other social contributions

– 8'552

– 8'284

3.2

Training costs

– 762

– 601

26.8

Other personnel expenses

– 1'623

– 989

64.2

Total personnel expenses

– 96'201

– 93'964

2.4

7General and administrative expenses

7 General and administrative expenses

in CHF thousands

First half 2022

First half 2021

+ / – %

Occupancy

– 2'940

– 3'031

– 3.0

Expenses for IT, machinery and other equipment

– 13'482

– 12'019

12.2

Information and communication expenses

– 9'675

– 9'683

– 0.1

Marketing and public relations

– 2'858

– 2'179

31.1

Consulting and audit fees

– 3'261

– 1'782

83.0

Provisions for legal and litigation risks 1

– 521

– 302

72.3

Litigation, legal and representation costs

– 1'300

– 3'403

– 61.8

Contributions to Deposit Protection Fund

– 2'802

– 2'310

21.3

Other general and administrative expenses

– 3'317

– 2'886

14.9

Total general and administrative expenses

– 40'155

– 37'596

6.8

1 See note 12 for details

8Tax expenses

8 Tax expenses

in CHF thousands

First half 2022

First half 2021

+ / – %

Current taxes

– 18'346

– 10'437

75.8

Deferred taxes

6'865

394

 

Total tax expenses

– 11'481

– 10'043

14.3

9Earnings per share

9 Earnings per share

 

First half 2022

First half 2021

+ / – %

Net profit attributable to the shareholders of LLB (in CHF thousands)

74'119

67'143

10.4

Weighted average shares outstanding

30'597'283

30'540'889

0.2

Basic earnings per share (in CHF)

2.42

2.20

10.2

 

 

 

 

Net profit for diluted earnings per share attributable to the shareholders of LLB (in CHF thousands)

74'119

67'143

10.4

Weighted average shares outstanding for diluted earnings per share

30'745'641

30'708'960

0.1

Diluted earnings per share (in CHF)

2.41

2.19

10.3

The weighted average number of shares outstanding for the calculation of the undiluted and diluted result differs in that the share entitlements are included in the calculation of diluted earnings. There are no other factors that would lead to a dilution of earnings.