Leonteq (LEON) EGM presentation summary
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EGM presentation summary
1 Sep, 2026Board elections and composition
Two new board members, Andreas Casutt and Reto Suter, are proposed for election, both with extensive legal and financial backgrounds and multiple external board mandates.
The post-EGM board will consist entirely of independent, non-executive members, with clear separation of roles and annual elections.
Board diversity includes 29% female representation and a range of tenures and ages, with all members meeting strict independence criteria.
Shareholder proposals
A major shareholder proposes a share buyback program of up to 5 million shares or CHF 100 million, with shares to be cancelled after repurchase.
The board supports the principle of a buyback but gives no voting recommendation, noting any buyback will depend on maintaining a CET1 ratio well above 15% and regulatory approvals.
Another proposal seeks to amend the Articles of Association to allow variable, performance-based board compensation in equity, subject to a three-year lock-up.
The board recommends voting against this compensation change, citing best practice for non-executive directors and highlighting the current scheme already includes a significant share-based component.
Discharge and regulatory matters
Discharge for board and executive committee members for 2024 and 2025 is proposed, following the closure of all regulatory legacy matters.
FINMA confirmed in June 2026 that all ordered measures from previous enforcement proceedings were implemented, with no regulatory proceedings pending.
Significant investments have been made in compliance, risk management, internal controls, and transaction monitoring.
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