LEONTEQ

Someone who invested 100 CHF in Leonteq shares five years ago would today own 1.727 shares, which based on the closing price on 06.10.2026 would be worth only 35.66 CHF. That corresponds to a loss in value of 64.34 percent. Market capitalization currently stands at 362.81 million CHF; calculations do not take into account stock splits or dividends. » More on finanzen.net

Fitch has affirmed Leonteq’s long-term rating at 'BBB-' with a stable outlook and left the short-term rating at 'F3'. The agency praises the company’s strong position in the structured products market and solid risk management, assesses capitalization and liquidity as sound, and cites a CET1 ratio of 16.5% at the end of June. Weaker profitability metrics are a headwind, though these improved to 3.5% in the first half of 2026 (annualized operating profit to average equity); Fitch expects further improvement over the medium term. » More on finanzen.net

Leonteq shareholders approved a buyback submitted by major shareholder Rainer‑Marc Frey: up to 5 million registered shares with a maximum acquisition value of CHF 100 million (autumn 2026 to end of June 2028). Andreas Casutt was elected chairman of the board with around 83% of the votes; he is considered not independent due to his connection to Horizon21. Frey holds just under 30% of the shares via H21 Macro. Shareholders granted discharge to the board and management for 2024/25 and approved an amendment to the articles of association allowing variable remuneration for board members. » More on finanzen.net