Information unaudited Information ungeprüftSegment reporting
The business activities of the LLB Group are divided into two business areas. These form the basis for the segment reporting:
- The Retail and Corporate Banking segment services locally oriented private banking clients in Liechtenstein, Switzerland and Germany, as well as corporate and private clients in Liechtenstein and Switzerland.
- The International Wealth Management segment cares for Austrian and international private banking clients, as well as institutional and investment fund clients.
The Corporate Center supports the two segments primarily in the following areas: finances, risk and credit management, legal and compliance, trading and securities administration, payment services, human resources, communication, marketing, corporate development, as well as logistics and IT services.
Following the management approach of IFRS 8 “Operating segments”, operating segments are reported in accordance with the internal reporting provided to the Group Executive Management (chief operating decision maker), which is responsible for allocating resources to the reportable segments and assessing their performance. All operating segments used by the LLB Group meet the definition of a reportable segment under IFRS 8.
In accordance with the principle of responsibility and based on the organisational structure, income and expenditure are allocated to the business divisions. Indirect costs resulting from services provided internally are accounted for according to the principle of causation and are recorded as a cost decrease for the service provider and as a cost increase for the service beneficiary. The remaining income and expenditure for overriding services which cannot be assigned to the segments are shown under Corporate Center. Furthermore, consolidation adjustments are reported under Corporate Center.
Transactions between the segments are executed at standard market conditions.
First half of 2025
in CHF thousands | Retail & Corporate Banking | International Wealth Management 1 | Corporate Center 1 | Total Group |
Net interest income | 87’873 | 33’060 | – 57’835 | 63’098 |
Expected credit losses | 3’913 | 70 | 63 | 4’046 |
Net interest income after expected credit losses | 91’786 | 33’130 | – 57’772 | 67’144 |
Net fee and commission income | 50’437 | 84’772 | – 8’882 | 126’326 |
Net trading income | 12’233 | 11’554 | 86’291 | 110’078 |
Net income from financial investments | 0 | 0 | 7’198 | 7’198 |
Other income | 1’132 | 0 | 907 | 2’039 |
Total operating income 2 | 155’588 | 129’455 | 27’742 | 312’786 |
Personnel expenses | – 30’629 | – 34’483 | – 65’310 | – 130’422 |
General and administrative expenses | – 2’849 | – 5’580 | – 46’288 | – 54’717 |
Depreciation | – 33 | – 300 | – 19’118 | – 19’451 |
Services (from) / to segments | – 42’031 | – 29’788 | 71’819 | 0 |
Total operating expenses | – 75’542 | – 70’150 | – 58’897 | – 204’589 |
Operating profit before tax | 80’046 | 59’305 | – 31’155 | 108’197 |
Tax expenses | – 17’148 | |||
Net profit | 91’049 |
1The Asset Management Business Area has been integrated in the International Wealth Management Division since 1 January 2026 (formerly in the Corporate Center). The figures for the comparative period have been restated to reflect the adjusted segment structure.
2There were no substantial earnings generated between the segments so that income between the segments is not material.
First half of 2026
in CHF thousands | Retail & Corporate Banking | International Wealth Management | Corporate Center | Total Group |
Net interest income | 87’728 | 29’681 | – 56’247 | 61’162 |
Expected credit losses | – 4’700 | – 61 | 74 | – 4’687 |
Net interest income after expected credit losses | 83’028 | 29’619 | – 56’173 | 56’474 |
Net fee and commission income | 60’419 | 86’244 | – 12’884 | 133’778 |
Net trading income | 13’142 | 10’623 | 82’031 | 105’796 |
Net income from financial investments | 0 | 0 | 8’027 | 8’027 |
Other income | 826 | 10’941 | – 350 | 11’417 |
Total operating income 1 | 157’414 | 137’428 | 20’651 | 315’493 |
Personnel expenses | – 28’635 | – 32’193 | – 59’041 | – 119’869 |
General and administrative expenses | – 3’157 | – 4’165 | – 41’719 | – 49’041 |
Depreciation | – 35 | – 188 | – 21’479 | – 21’702 |
Services (from) / to segments | – 40’100 | – 31’700 | 71’800 | 0 |
Total operating expenses | – 71’927 | – 68’246 | – 50’439 | – 190’612 |
Operating profit before tax | 85’487 | 69’182 | – 29’789 | 124’881 |
Tax expenses | – 19’881 | |||
Net profit | 105’000 |
1There were no substantial earnings generated between the segments so that income between the segments is not material.
There was no income from transactions with a single external client, which amounted to 10 per cent or more of the total earnings of the LLB Group.