Swiss Life Third-Party AUM Rises 10% to CHF 161 Billion

By Public Technologies
  • Swiss Life’s third-party assets under management rose 10% to CHF 160.68 billion at September 30, 2026; nine-month net inflows fell 44% to CHF 8.47 billion.
  • Fee and commission income reached CHF 2.04 billion; premium revenue totaled CHF 17.44 billion, both up 8% in local currencies.
  • The estimated Swiss Solvency Test ratio stood at 205%, above the 140%-190% strategic range but below 213% at December 31, 2025.
  • A CHF 250 million share buyback launched October 1, 2026, will run through March 2027.
  • An investor day on December 1, 2027, will outline a new corporate program with strategic and financial targets for the following three years.


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