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Swissquote Bank SA has confirmed its preliminary 2025 financial results, projecting a pre-tax profit near CHF 420 million and maintaining its roadmap towards a CHF 500 million pre-tax profit target by 2028.
Swissquote Bank SA has confirmed its preliminary financial results for 2025, with net revenues projected to reach at least CHF 720 million, a 9% increase year-over-year and slightly above prior targets. The expected pre-tax profit is close to CHF 420 million, which includes a one-off gain of around CHF 50 million from the revaluation of its previously held stake in the Yuh platform following its full acquisition; excluding this, underlying pre-tax profit is approximately CHF 370 million, in line with company guidance.
The broker reported that client assets rose to CHF 89 billion by year-end, supported by CHF 8.5 billion in net new money inflows, and the number of client accounts now exceeds 1 million. Swissquote outlined the continued execution of its multi-year strategy, maintaining its 2028 target of CHF 500 million in pre-tax profit, and reaffirmed its focus on a two-brand approach with the main Swissquote platform and the Yuh app catering to different client segments.
Swissquote Bank SA has been offering brokerage services since 1996 and is regulated by FINMA, with membership in the Swiss Bankers Association. The broker provides a wide range of financial services and supports a large selection of deposit currencies, but is noted for high spreads and commissions, a large minimum deposit, limited promotional offers, and a complicated registration process. More details can be found in the full review on Traders Union.
For context, you can read about Swissquote Bank SA’s recent launch of Forex and CFD trading directly within its app in the previous Swissquote Bank SA update on Traders Union.