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Swiss Life Holding AG/€SLHN

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About Swiss Life Holding AG

Swiss Life Holding AG is an established financial services company based in Zurich, Switzerland. The company specializes in life insurance, pension planning, and asset management, targeting both individual and corporate clients. Its key offerings include comprehensive life and disability insurance products, as well as tailored retirement and financial planning solutions. Swiss Life also provides investment management services through its subsidiary, Swiss Life Asset Managers, which operates across several European countries. Historically rooted in the Swiss market, Swiss Life has expanded its operations throughout Europe, with significant presences in countries such as France and Germany. The company leverages its extensive experience and strong brand reputation to deliver reliable financial solutions in a competitive marketplace.
Ticker
€SLHN
Sector
Finance
Primary listing
XGAT
Employees
11,157
Headquarters
Zurich, Switzerland
Website
www.swisslife.com

SLHN Metrics

BasicAdvanced
€29B
21.36
€49.77
0.53
€39.87
3.75%

Bulls say / Bears say

First-half net profit rose 8% to CHF 649 million, while fee result grew 11% and return on equity reached 20.2%. Growth in fee income came from asset management, owned advisers and product businesses, broadening the earnings base. (Swiss Life Group)
Swiss Life reported a 215% solvency ratio and CHF 1.23 billion in cash remittances to its holding company for the half year. It also announced a CHF 250 million share buyback, supporting its shareholder-return case. (Swiss Life Group)
The completed TELIS acquisition adds around 1,800 certified advisers in Germany, extending Swiss Life’s distribution reach in a market where its fee result was already growing. This could support further fee-business expansion. (Swiss Life Group, Swiss Life Group)
The CHF 29 million gain from transferring its international network business contributed to first-half fee and operating profit. This means reported growth somewhat overstates the underlying improvement. (Swiss Life Group)
Third-party asset-management net new assets fell 45% to CHF 7.2 billion from an unusually strong prior-year period. If inflows remain weaker, slower growth in assets under management could weigh on future fee income. (Swiss Life Group)
UBS argued that Swiss Life’s shares offered limited upside at the prevailing price and flagged rising European rates as a threat to real-estate development earnings. A richer valuation leaves less room for disappointment if those pressures persist. (Investing.com, Bilanz)
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