VP Bank (VPBN) H2 2023 earnings summary
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H2 2023 earnings summary
31 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Group net income rose 10.1% to CHF 44.2 million in 2023 despite negative currency effects; operating income increased 8.3% to CHF 364.4 million.
A broad-based business model supported earnings in a challenging environment; the cost/income ratio improved slightly to 86.0%.
Financial highlights
Group net income was CHF 44.2 million, up from CHF 40.2 million in 2022.
Operating income rose 8.3% to CHF 364.4 million; exchange-rate movements had a negative effect of around 4% versus 2022.
Operating expenses increased 7.7% to CHF 313.5 million; costs normalised in H2.
Client assets under management remained CHF 46.4 billion at year-end; average assets under management were 2% lower than in 2022.
Outlook and guidance
2026 strategy targets: net new money of 4% p.a. and income growth of 4–6% p.a. over the 2021–2026 strategy cycle.
2026 profitability and stability targets are a cost/income ratio below 75% and a Tier 1 ratio above 20%; 2023 figures were 86.0% and 24.9%, respectively.
2024 priorities include accelerated growth across regions, active and sustainable cost management, and improved employer attractiveness.
Planned initiatives include regional market development, Value Proposition Excellence, Client Relationship Excellence, data management, and People & Culture improvements.
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