Luzerner Kantonalbank names Stefan Studer as next CEO, succeeding Daniel Salzmann

By Public Technologies
  • LUKB named executive committee member Stefan Studer as CEO from Jan. 1, 2027, replacing Daniel Salzmann, who will retire end-2026.
  • Studer has led private and commercial banking since 2015; previously worked at Unilever, then Credit Suisse as Central Switzerland corporate banking head.
  • Salzmann was nominated for election to the board at the 2027 AGM, set to take the seat of Martha Scheiber.
  • Scheiber will step down from the board at the April 12, 2027 AGM, ending a 12-year tenure.
  • Board member Marc Gläser, CEO of Stöckli Swiss Sports, will become vice chairman, succeeding Scheiber in the role.


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