Private banking generated net inflows of SFr5 billion, driven by all geographies, the group said in a statement. Asset management net inflows also amounted to SFr5 billion, driven by both liquid assets, notably in fixed income strategies, and private markets, particularly real estate and infrastructure debt.

To support this growth, asset management capabilities were strengthened, notably through the creation of a quantitative investment team. 

Improved operating profitability

Operating profit reached SFr211 million, up 2 per cent 2024. Strong growth of 16 per cent in the two core businesses offset the impact of lower interest rates on treasury net interest margin. Nevertheless, net profit amounted to SFr73 million, slightly below the previous year of SFr75 million.

The results are supported by the strength of the group’s financial structure. Key ratios remain above regulatory requirements, with the solvency ratio at 19.1 per cent, compared with a regulatory requirement of 12 per cent. The short-term liquidity coverage ratio stands at 184 per cent, compared with a regulatory requirement of 100 per cent.

“Our growth momentum in 2025 confirms the strength of our independent business model, the relevance of our positioning and the trust our clients place in us,” Ariane de Rothschild, CEO of Edmond de Rothschild, said. “This trend has continued into the first quarter of 2026, with particularly strong net inflows.”