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Swiss Life places €600m hybrid bond due 2046

Swiss Life has placed a €600 million hybrid bond with investors in the European market. The bond runs to 2046 with a first optional redemption date in September 2036; the interest rate until then is 4.75 percent. Proceeds are to be used for general corporate purposes, including possible refinancing of existing instruments; Swiss Life gave no details on financial targets. » More on finanzen.net
Swiss Life increases half-year profit by 8% and announces new share buyback program

Swiss Life reports a currency-adjusted net profit increase of 8% in H1 2026 to CHF 649m and an operating income of CHF 967m. Fee result rose 11% to CHF 430m, and return on equity improved to 20.2%. Management confirms implementation of the Swiss Life 2027 strategy, announces a share buyback program of CHF 250m and expects annual cost savings of around CHF 150m from 2029; the acquisition of TELIS is expected to contribute CHF 25–30m annually to operating income. The stock fell briefly by 0.9% and is trading below its 52-week high. » More on de.investing.com
Swiss Life expects slight earnings growth before half-year close; buyback and layoffs uncertain

Analysts expect the first half of 2026 to show operating profit, fee result and net profit slightly above last year’s levels; the AWP consensus cites an adjusted operating profit of 928 million Fr. It is unclear whether Swiss Life will announce a new share buyback program—some experts see a possible volume of around 250 million Fr., others do not. Reports of a larger workforce reduction in Switzerland are circulating; corporate communications confirmed a review of organizational and resource savings but did not explicitly deny layoffs. Swiss Life continues to prioritise growth in the fee business through 2027 and aims for defined SST and return targets; the stock has largely lagged the SMI since the start of the year. » More on finanzen.net

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In 2026, Swiss Life has already paid €39.85 in dividends. The last payout was in May.

Financials

In the last quarter, Swiss Life had revenue of €8.36B and net profit of €696.6M

(EUR)	June 2026	YoY
Revenue	8.36B	-
Gross profit	4.23B	-
Net profit	696.6M	-
EBITDA	1.12B	-

Fundamentals

Metric	Value
Market capitalization	€27.82B
Number of shares	27.95M
52-week high/low	€1,020.87 - €841.35
Dividend yield	4.02%
Dividends TTM	€39.85
Beta	0.53
P/E ratio	20.33
PEG ratio	0.44
P/B ratio	4.15
P/S ratio	1.31

Company profile

Die Swiss Life Holding AG bietet Lebensversicherungs-, Risiko-, Vorsorge- und Finanzlösungen für Privat- und Firmenkunden an. Sie ist in den Segmenten Schweiz, Frankreich, Deutschland, International und Asset Managers tätig. Das Unternehmen bietet eine Reihe von Lebens-, Renten-, Kranken-, Renten- und Anlagepolicen für Gruppen und Einzelpersonen sowie Invaliditätsversicherungen an. Darüber hinaus bietet es Sach- und Unfall-, Haftpflicht- und Kfz-, Unfall- und Krankenversicherungen an. Darüber hinaus verwaltet das Unternehmen Vermögen und bietet Beratungsdienste für institutionelle Kunden an. Darüber hinaus ist das Unternehmen in den Bereichen Private Equity, Informationstechnologie, Immobilien, Banken, Restaurants und Investmentfonds tätig. Die Swiss Life Holding AG vertreibt ihre Produkte über ihre Agenten, Finanzberater und Vertriebspartner. Das Unternehmen ist in der Schweiz und international unter den Marken Swiss Life Select, Tecis, Horbach, Proventus, Chase de Vere und Fincentrum tätig. Die Swiss Life Holding AG wurde 1857 gegründet und hat ihren Hauptsitz in Zürich, Schweiz.