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Swiss Life Holding AG/Fr. SLHN

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About Swiss Life Holding AG

Swiss Life Holding AG is a financial services company based in Zurich, Switzerland. Its core business is providing life insurance, pension, and financial solutions to private and corporate clients. The company operates through segments such as Insurance Switzerland, Insurance France, Insurance Germany, and International, which cover a wide range of insurance and asset management services. Founded in 1857, Swiss Life has a notable history as Switzerland's oldest life insurance provider. The company maintains a significant presence in Europe, with key operations in Switzerland, France, and Germany. Its strategic positioning focuses on offering comprehensive retirement products and services, leveraging robust distribution channels and a strong brand reputation.
Ticker
Fr. SLHN
Sector
Finance
Primary listing
XSWX
Employees
11,157
Headquarters
Zurich, Switzerland

SLHN Metrics

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CHF 26B
20.87
CHF 45.94
0.53
CHF 36.50
3.81%

What the Analysts think about SLHN

Analyst ratings (Buy, Hold, Sell) for Swiss Life Holding AG stock.
Analyst projections of the future price of Swiss Life Holding AG stock.

Bulls say / Bears say

Swiss Life’s first-half 2026 profit from operations and net profit both rose 8%, while return on equity improved to 20.2%. That points to strong current profitability and puts returns above the company’s 17–19% target range. (Swiss Life Group)
Fee income rose 7% in local currency to CHF 1.34 billion, with growth across asset management, owned advisers and products. This broadens earnings beyond the traditional insurance business, although the reported fee-result growth also included a one-off gain. (Swiss Life Group)
Cash remittances to the holding company reached CHF 1.23 billion in the first half, and Swiss Life announced a further CHF 250 million share buyback. The company also estimated its solvency ratio at about 210% in March, above its 140–190% ambition range, supporting its capacity for capital returns. (Swiss Life Group, Swiss Life Group)
The 11% rise in the first-half fee result included a CHF 29 million gain from transferring the International network business. Meanwhile, third-party asset-management net inflows fell to CHF 7.2 billion from CHF 13.2 billion a year earlier, raising questions about how durable the fee growth is. (Swiss Life Group)
Swiss Life’s first-quarter direct investment income fell to CHF 942 million from CHF 1,084 million, which the company attributed to lower income from infrastructure and equities and foreign-exchange movements. Continued weakness in these sources could weigh on investment returns. (Swiss Life Group)
Swiss Life plans to reduce around 600 positions by the end of 2028, across its Swiss insurance and asset-management businesses. The scale of the workforce change creates execution risk if restructuring disrupts operations or makes it harder to sustain growth. (Reuters)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 4 Oct 2026.

SLHN Financial Performance

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Income statement
QuarterlyAnnual
Q3 24
QoQ growth
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Net income
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SLHN Earnings Performance

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Earnings per share
QuarterlyAnnual
Q4 23
Q1 24
Q2 24
Q3 24
Q4 24
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