Swiss Life H1 FY26 net profit rises 8% to CHF 649 million; operating profit climbs 7% to CHF 967 million
Reuters2026/09/01 05:01- Swiss Life H1 2026 net income rose 8% to CHF 649 million; operating profit climbed 7% to CHF 967 million.
- Fee result increased 10% to CHF 430 million; fee income advanced 5% to CHF 1.34 billion.
- Gross written premiums, policy fees and deposits edged up 2% to CHF 12.33 billion; cash transfer to holding rose 5% to CHF 1.23 billion.
- Swiss Life 2027 targets reiterated, including fee result above CHF 1 billion by 2027; SST ratio stood around 215%.
- New CHF 250 million share buyback set for Oct. 1, 2026 to March 2027; about 600 jobs to be cut by end-2028.
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