Lombard Odier Group has reported a net profit of SFr 200m ($257.5m) for the full year 2025, marking a 12% increase compared with 2024.  

Total client assets reached SFr 349bn, an increase of 6.5% from the previous year.  

Assets under management stood at SFr 223bn at the end of December, up from SFr 215bn the year before, benefitting from positive net new money flows.  

Operating income for the year totalled SFr 1.39bn, a 4% increase year on year, supported by higher revenues from fees and commissions. 

Operating expenses remained largely unchanged when excluding exceptional costs related mainly to relocating to a new headquarters. 

The group’s balance sheet was reported at SFr 15bn as of end-2025. 

Lombard Odier’s common equity tier 1 (CET1) ratio was recorded at 33%, which the company noted is more than double the regulatory minimum. 

During the year, over 2,000 staff members in Geneva were consolidated into a new headquarters in Bellevue, designed by Herzog & de Meuron, uniting employees previously spread across multiple sites. 

Lombard Odier Group senior managing partner Hubert Keller said: “Our focus remains clear: delivering bespoke investment solutions that help our clients navigate uncertainty with confidence. In this respect, 2025 was a strong year, as we delivered top quartile investment performance to our wealth and asset management clients.” 

Last June, Hong Leong Asset Management and Hong Leong Bank partnered with  Lombard Odier to launch the Hong Leong All Roads Funds, a set of three multi-asset funds for sophisticated investors. 

The group provides discretionary and advisory portfolio management, wealth services and custody solutions through its asset management division, Lombard Odier Investment Managers.