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Information unaudited Information ungeprüftNotes to the consolidated income statement

1Net interest income

1 Net interest income

in CHF thousands

First half 2026

First half 2025

+/- %

Interest income from financial instruments measured at amortised cost

Due from banks 1

18’232

35’314

– 48.4

Loans

122’584

132’067

– 7.2

Debt instruments

19’793

20’368

– 2.8

Loan commissions with the character of interest

2’513

2’938

– 14.5

Received negative interest

1’214

1’245

– 2.5

Total interest income from financial instruments measured at amortised cost

164’336

191’932

– 14.4

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

Debt instruments

4’003

5’188

– 22.8

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

4’003

5’188

– 22.8

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

Debt instruments

– 6

– 43

– 87.2

Interest rate derivatives

0

– 7

– 100.0

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

– 6

– 51

– 89.0

Total interest income

168’334

197’070

– 14.6

Interest expenses from financial instruments measured at amortised cost

Due to banks

– 2’086

– 7’428

– 71.9

Due to customers

– 87’334

– 112’443

– 22.3

Paid negative interest

– 858

– 912

– 5.9

Lease liabilities

– 229

– 229

– 0.4

Debt issued

– 16’666

– 12’969

28.5

Total interest expenses from financial instruments measured at amortised cost

– 107’172

– 133’982

– 20.0

Interest expenses from financial instruments measured at fair value through profit and loss

Interest rate derivatives

0

10

– 100.0

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

0

10

– 100.0

Total interest expenses

– 107’172

– 133’972

– 20.0

Total net interest income

61’162

63’098

– 3.1

1Incl. interest from cash and balances with central banks

2Net fee and commission income

2 Net fee and commission income

in CHF thousands

First half 2026

First half 2025

+/- %

Brokerage fees

25’592

22’176

15.4

Custody fees

29’473

24’382

20.9

Advisory and management fees

43’347

37’098

16.8

Investment fund fees

93’786

89’326

5.0

Credit-related fees and commissions

1’387

1’120

23.9

Commission income from other services

12’493

14’020

– 10.9

Total fee and commission income

206’078

188’121

9.5

Brokerage fees paid

– 5’494

– 4’155

32.2

Other fee and commission expenses

– 66’806

– 57’640

15.9

Total fee and commission expenses

– 72’300

– 61’795

17.0

Total net fee and commission income

133’778

126’326

5.9

LLB and its subsidiaries offer clients an all-in fee for various services. This 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 2026

First half 2025

+/- %

Total all-in fees

29’454

24’008

22.7

of which brokerage

12’469

7’706

61.8

of which securities administration

4’191

3’939

6.4

of which asset management

12’794

12’363

3.5

3Net trading income

3 Net trading income

in CHF thousands

First half 2026

First half 2025

+/- %

Foreign exchange trading

102’764

107’740

– 4.6

Foreign note trading

– 120

– 163

– 26.8

Precious metals trading

3’151

2’502

26.0

Interest rate instruments 1

0

– 1

– 100.0

Total net trading income

105’796

110’078

– 3.9

1The LLB Group employs interest rate swaps to hedge interest rate risks. The interest rate swaps reported here do not fulfil the approval criteria for booking as hedging transactions in accordance with IAS 39.

4Net income from financial investments

4 Net income from financial investments

in CHF thousands

First half 2026

First half 2025

+/- %

Financial investments measured at fair value through profit and loss

Dividend income

98

109

– 9.6

Price gains 1

1’438

1’064

35.1

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

1’536

1’173

31.0

Financial investments, measured at fair value through other comprehensive income

Dividend income

6’491

6’025

7.7

of which from financial investments held on the balance sheet date

6’491

5’981

8.5

of which from financial investments sold during the reporting period 2

0

44

– 100.0

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

6’491

6’025

7.7

Total net income from financial investments

8’027

7’198

11.5

1The realised price gains for the first half of 2026 amounted to CHF thousands 702 (first half of 2025: minus CHF thousands 44).

2Further details are provided in note 10.

5Other income

5 Other income

in CHF thousands

First half 2026

First half 2025

+/- %

Net income from properties 1

1’069

1’295

– 17.5

Income from various services

– 79

763

Share of income from associated companies and joint venture

– 448

– 1

Additional other income 2

10’875

– 18

Total other income

11’417

2’039

459.9

1Net income from properties consisted of rental income as well as profit from the sale of properties.

2Contains revenues received from the referral agreement concluded in connection with the strategic withdrawal from the Middle East business amounting to CHF 10.9 million in the first half of 2026

6Personnel expenses

6 Personnel expenses

in CHF thousands

First half 2026

First half 2025

+/- %

Salaries

– 97’394

– 100’672

– 3.3

Pension and other post-employment benefit plans

– 8’145

– 10’861

– 25.0

Other social contributions

– 12’064

– 12’358

– 2.4

Training costs

– 822

– 793

3.7

Other personnel expenses 1

– 1’443

– 5’738

– 74.8

Total personnel expenses

– 119’869

– 130’422

– 8.1

1Contains restructuring provisions of CHF 3.8 million in the first half year 2025

7General and administrative expenses

7 General and administrative expenses

in CHF thousands

First half 2026

First half 2025

+/- %

Occupancy

– 3’338

– 3’161

5.6

Expenses for IT, machinery and other equipment

– 18’136

– 20’027

– 9.4

Information and communication expenses

– 10’822

– 10’535

2.7

Marketing and public relations

– 6’188

– 7’232

– 14.4

Consulting and audit fees

– 2’072

– 2’136

– 3.0

Provisions for legal and litigation risks 1

0

– 1’727

– 100.0

Litigation, legal and representation costs

– 562

– 855

– 34.3

Contributions to Deposit Protection Fund

– 2’147

– 1’610

33.4

Other general and administrative expenses

– 5’777

– 7’434

– 22.3

Total general and administrative expenses

– 49’041

– 54’717

– 10.4

1See note 12 for details

8Tax expenses

8 Tax expenses

in CHF thousands

First half 2026

First half 2025

+/- %

Current taxes 1

– 20’315

– 16’803

20.9

Deferred taxes

434

– 345

Total tax expenses

– 19’881

– 17’148

15.9

1Of which income taxes due to global minimum taxation: CHF 1.7 million (previous year: CHF 1.1 million)

LLB applies the legal provisions for the implementation of the OECD/G20 global minimum taxation including the framework on BEPS (Global Anti-Base Erosion “GloBE” or pillar 2). In accordance with the prohibition on recognition, no deferred tax positions will be recognised.

9Earnings per share

9 Earnings per share

First half 2026

First half 2025

+/- %

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

104’957

90’974

15.4

Weighted average shares outstanding

30’410’643

30’393’062

0.1

Basic earnings per share (in CHF)

3.45

2.99

15.3

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

104’957

90’974

15.4

Weighted average shares outstanding for diluted earnings per share

30’535’367

30’545’367

– 0.0

Diluted earnings per share (in CHF)

3.44

2.98

15.4

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.