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Luzerner Kantonalbank reports increased profit and operating results for fiscal year 2024
Luzerner Kantonalbank AG (LUKB), based in Switzerland, reported an increase in profit and operating results for FY24. The bank serves private clients and small businesses, offering a range of financial services including investment products, loans, and trade finance, through approximately 20 branches across the country.
key corporate earnings reports highlight banking sector developments this week
This week marks a significant period for corporate financial disclosures, with key reports from major players like Julius Baer, UBS, and Valiant. Investors are particularly focused on new CEO Stefan Bolliger's strategies at Julius Baer and UBS's integration of Credit Suisse, alongside updates from various banks and companies facing market challenges. The week will culminate with Ems-Chemie's results and the IPO of BioVersys, highlighting the ongoing shifts in the financial landscape.
flatexDEGIRO launches cryptocurrency trading with new partners for enhanced services
FlatexDEGIRO has launched cryptocurrency trading for its German clients, offering 20 cryptocurrencies through a partnership with Wyden, Tradias, and Tangany. This collaboration ensures compliance with MiCA regulations and aims to enhance transparency in digital asset trading. Future plans include expanding services to Austria and the Netherlands, along with introducing crypto staking and savings plans.
swiss banks face challenges from interest rate changes and new regulations
Swiss banks are facing increased spreads in capital markets, with cantonal banks experiencing rises of 40-50 basis points. The implementation of Basel III Final in 2025 is expected to benefit certain banks like BCV, while UBS's capital adequacy discussions could impact the broader sector. Analysts favor UBS, Partners Group, Swissquote, and SGKB for their growth potential amid changing interest rates and regulatory landscapes.
luzerner kantonalbank shares decline 11.67 percent over the past year
Luzerner Kantonalbank shares, valued at CHF 72.00 a year ago, have seen a decline of 11.67%, now trading at CHF 63.60. An initial investment of CHF 1,000 would be worth CHF 883.33 today, with the bank's market value estimated at CHF 3.14 billion.
luzerner kantonalbank investment shows significant loss over five years
Five years ago, Luzerner Kantonalbank shares were priced at CHF 79.27. An investment of CHF 10,000 would now yield 126,154 shares worth CHF 8,603.70, reflecting a performance decline of 13.96%. The bank's market valuation stands at CHF 3.36 billion.
Mobimo issues CHF 120 million green bond for sustainable projects
Mobimo Holding AG has successfully placed a CHF 120 million Green Bond on the Swiss capital market, marking its tenth bond issue. The fixed-rate bond features a 1.35% coupon and a term of 6.2 years, maturing on March 28, 2031, with trading set to begin on the SIX Swiss Exchange on January 27, 2025. Proceeds will finance sustainable projects in accordance with Mobimo's Green Bond Framework, with Zürcher Kantonalbank and Luzerner Kantonalbank AG serving as Joint Lead Managers.
Vontobel Appoints Marcel Räber as Head of Private Clients Central Switzerland
Vontobel has appointed Marcel Räber as the new head of Private Clients for Central Switzerland, transitioning from his role at Luzerner Kantonalbank. He will officially assume his position on the 1st of the upcoming month.
Vontobel appoints Marcel Räber as new head of private clients Central Switzerland
Vontobel has appointed Marcel Räber as the new Head of Private Clients Central Switzerland, effective January 1, 2025. Räber, who has over 25 years of experience at Luzerner Kantonalbank, will oversee private client teams in Lucerne and drive expansion in the segment. He succeeds Andreas Weingartner, who will focus on his role as Senior Relationship Manager.
luzerner kantonalbank investment yields modest growth over past decade
Ten years ago, Luzerner Kantonalbank shares were priced at CHF 63.80. An investment of CHF 1,000 would have yielded 15,674 shares, now valued at CHF 1,029.75, reflecting a 2.98% increase. The bank's current market value stands at CHF 3.24 billion.