The Liechtenstein-based lender increased assets under management (AuM) by 4,7 percent to 8,6 billion francs. Net new money inflows of 653 million francs were the key driver of the growth. The bank, which positions itself as a «Private Trust Bank» for wealthy families, said it is steadily advancing toward the 10 billion francs milestone.

Surging Interest Income

The most striking improvement came in interest income, which soared 62,5 percent to 6,6 million francs. This stands in sharp contrast to industry trends, where falling rates have generally weighed on margins.

Kaiser Partner attributed the increase to the strong rise in assets under management, particularly in non-Swiss franc markets, as well as a cautious stance in its lending activities.

Higher Commissions and Trading

Commission and service income rose 11,5 percent to 18,2 million francs, while trading income added 2,6 percent to 4,5 million francs. Overall, gross income advanced 15,7 percent to 29,4 million francs.

First-half net profit jumped 56,6 percent year-on-year to 5,8 million francs. The bank credited its combination of values-based advice and forward-looking risk management as the basis for the strong result.

Confident Outlook

Despite ongoing geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainties, Kaiser Partner remains upbeat for the remainder of 2025.

Its strategy continues to center on stable, long-term wealth management tailored to family and entrepreneurial assets.