The Syz Group increased its profit last year from 7,6 million francs to 7,7 million francs. At the same time, it recorded an 8 percent rise in assets under management to 27,9 billion francs. This increase was driven by net new money inflows across all business areas (Bank Syz, Syz Asset Management and Syz Capital), according to a statement dated Monday.

Assets under management at Bank Syz rose by 6,7 percent to 15,2 billion francs. The bank reported a net profit of 7,6 million francs. The market environment, marked by lower interest rates and a weaker dollar, was challenging. In 2025, the bank strengthened its organisation strategically and appointed new senior executives, including a Chief Economist and a Head of Discretionary Portfolio Management.

Summary iÎnformation on Syz Asset Management and Syz Capital

Syz Asset Management delivered strong investment performance, the media release states, without providing specific figures. Its fixed income boutique remains a cornerstone for Swiss institutional investors.

Syz Capital reported «a solid year» and expanded its platform «in response to sustained demand for uncorrelated returns.» One of its specialties is providing access to litigation finance strategies. In 2025, it also launched a Bitcoin-denominated fund for crypto hedge funds.

Christoph Raninger, CFO of the Syz Group, said: «2025 was a strong year for the group in a challenging environment. We further developed our core offering across all group companies, strengthening our platform through innovation and on the basis of a clear value proposition. Our growth reflects the trust of our clients and the commitment of our teams.»

30 years of the Syz Group

Looking ahead to the anniversary year of the Syz Group, founded in 1996, CEO Eric Syz said: «This milestone invites both reflection and ambition for the future and reminds us of the entrepreneurial spirit, independence and client-focused values that have shaped us from the very beginning.»

The Syz Group is headquartered in Geneva and has a presence in Zurich, Pfäffikon, Lugano, Locarno, Istanbul and Johannesburg.