Lombard Odier has reported a net profit of SFr138m ($172.7m) for the first half (H1) of 2026, up 25% from SFr111m in same period last year.
Operating income rose 9% year-on-year to SFr740m, while operating expenses remained flat.
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The company’s total client assets were SFr367bn at the end of June 2026, 5% higher than at the end of December 2025.
Assets under management reached SFr239bn, up 7% from year-end 2025.
The group’s balance sheet totalled SFr17bn at the end of June. Its CET1 ratio was 31%.
Lombard Odier Group senior managing partner Hubert Keller stated: “Delivering superior longterm returns for our clients remains our key objective. During the first half of 2026, our investment teams combined deep market insights with specialist capabilities in multi- and single-asset strategies to deliver strong investment performance through complex market conditions.
“Clients continue to choose us for our investment expertise and stability, and we remain committed to earning that trust every day.”
Based in Geneva, Lombard Odier has 26 offices across 19 jurisdictions and employed 2,895 people at the end of June.
In June, Lombard Odier Group and Alpha Japan LO am joined forces to bring their asset management and distribution operations into “closer alignment”. Alpha Japan LO has also taken a new legal name under the agreement.
Vincent Magnenat, limited partner at Lombard Odier Group, is to join the board of Alpha Japan LO am as the group’s representative.
Last month, Lombard Odier & Cie was ordered to pay SFr3m ($3.7m) after Swiss judges said the bank had failed to stop an Uzbek money-laundering network from operating through its Geneva business.
