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Swiss Banks Ranked for Friendliness and Customer Satisfaction in New Survey

A recent survey of 1,500 bank customers revealed that cantonal banks, particularly those in Lucerne and Berne, excel in friendliness, advice, and customer service, scoring 8.6 out of 10. In contrast, UBS and Swissquote received low satisfaction ratings, with Swissquote and Cembra Money Bank being the least favored. Overall, the neo-bank Neon topped the satisfaction rankings, followed closely by several cantonal banks.

Berner Kantonalbank Shares Show 30 Percent Growth Over Past Decade

Ten years ago, an investment of CHF 1,000 in Berner Kantonalbank (BEKB) shares would have purchased 5,219 shares at CHF 191.60 each. Today, those shares are valued at CHF 250.00, making the investment worth CHF 1,304.80, reflecting a positive performance of 30.48%. The current market valuation of BEKB stands at CHF 2.31 billion.

Swiss Bank Customers Express Dissatisfaction Over Low Interest Rates and High Fees

Swiss bank customers express general satisfaction, particularly with security (8.2/10) and online banking (8/10). However, many are frustrated by low interest rates (6.4) and high fees (6.9). Neon leads in overall satisfaction (8.3), while UBS ranks lowest for interest rates (6.1) and fees (5.8).

Alois Schärli Joins Migros Bank Board of Directors Following Isabel Stirnimann's Departure

Alois Schärli has been appointed to the Board of Directors of Migros Bank, succeeding Isabel Stirnimann, who is leaving after reaching her maximum term. Schärli, previously Head of Finance and Deputy CEO at Berner Kantonalbank, brings extensive expertise in finance, risk management, and compliance.

Swiss banks gain mortgage clients as UBS faces customer exodus

Customers with mortgages are increasingly leaving UBS for smaller Swiss banks, driven by a desire for security and local presence. The mortgage business is thriving at institutions like BEKB and LLB, with significant growth attributed to former UBS clients following the CS takeover. Banking expert Peter V. Kunz notes that UBS's reduced branch network and tarnished image contribute to this trend, as the bank shifts focus towards wealthier clients and international financing.

berner kantonalbank shareholders approve proposals and welcome new board member

At the recent Annual General Meeting of Berner Kantonalbank AG, shareholders approved all proposals from the Board of Directors, including a dividend increase to CHF 10.40 per share, totaling approximately CHF 96.9 million. Petra Kalt was elected to the Board, succeeding Stefan Bichsel, who stepped down due to age. Kalt brings over 30 years of experience in the financial services sector, having held significant roles at UBS and Zuger Kantonalbank.

Berner Kantonalbank announces dividend increase and strong share performance

At the Annual General Meeting on May 13, 2025, Berner Kantonalbank (BEKB) approved a dividend of CHF 10.40 for 2024, marking a 4% increase from the previous year, with a total distribution of CHF 93.20 million. The share price was CHF 252.00, resulting in a dividend yield of 4.43%, up from 4.24% last year. Over the past three years, the share price has risen by 12%, while the actual return, including dividends, has increased by 17.77%.

Berner Kantonalbank announces dividend increase and strong shareholder returns for 2024

Berner Kantonalbank (BEKB) shareholders will receive a dividend of CHF 10.40 for 2024, marking a 4.00% increase from the previous year, with total distributions amounting to CHF 93.20 million. The bank's dividend yield is now 4.43%, up from 4.24% last year, and the share price has risen 12.00% over the past three years, with an actual return of 17.77%.

Berner Kantonalbank announces dividend increase and strong share performance

Berner Kantonalbank (BEKB) shareholders will receive a dividend of CHF 10.40 for 2024, marking a 4% increase from the previous year, with a total payout of CHF 93.20 million. The share closed at CHF 252.00, yielding 4.43%, up from 4.24% last year, while the share price has risen 16.94% over the past five years, leading to a total return of 26.86%. The bank's market capitalization stands at CHF 2.332 billion, with a P/E ratio of 12.03 and earnings per share of CHF 19.53 for 2024.

annelis lüscher hämmerli appointed new chairman of berner kantonalbank board

Annelis Lüscher Hämmerli has been proposed as the new Chairwoman of the Board of Directors of Berner Kantonalbank (BEKB), succeeding Antoinette Hunziker-Ebneter, who will step down in May 2026 due to term limits. Lüscher Hämmerli, a member of the BEKB Board since 2019 and CFO of Helvetia Group since 2020, was selected through a multi-stage process.
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