VP Bank AG (SWX:VPBN)

Switzerland flag Switzerland · Delayed Price · Currency is CHF
81.40
-0.40 (-0.49%)
Apr 3, 2025, 2:04 PM CET
-13.22%
Market Cap 507.54M
Revenue (ttm) 329.81M
Net Income (ttm) 18.47M
Shares Out 6.20M
EPS (ttm) 2.97
PE Ratio 27.52
Forward PE 11.41
Dividend 4.00 (4.80%)
Ex-Dividend Date Apr 30, 2024
Volume 971
Average Volume 3,810
Open 81.80
Previous Close 81.80
Day's Range 81.20 - 81.80
52-Week Range 68.20 - 97.60
Beta 0.29
RSI 49.42
Earnings Date Mar 13, 2025

About VP Bank AG

VP Bank AG, together with its subsidiaries, provides wealth management and investment consulting services for private and institutional investors in Liechtenstein, rest of Europe, and internationally. The company offers investing services, such as advisory process, wealth management and planning, investment advisory, investment products, private market solutions, sustainable investing, digital assets, and structured products; financial, retirement, estate, and pension planning services; business and property financing; and banking packages, ban... [Read more]

Sector Financials
Founded 1956
Employees 945
Stock Exchange SIX Swiss Exchange
Ticker Symbol VPBN
Full Company Profile

Financial Performance

In 2024, VP Bank AG's revenue was 329.81 million, a decrease of -7.64% compared to the previous year's 357.08 million. Earnings were 18.47 million, a decrease of -58.22%.

Financial Statements

News

VP Bank is still overweight on U.S. stocks and does not see a recession 'immediately': Asia CIO

Thomas Rupf, VP Bank's co-head for Singapore and Asia CIO, discusses how the firm is advising its clients ahead of U.S. President Donald Trump's reciprocal tariffs, which are set to take effect on Apr...

9 days ago - CNBC

CIO: expect a weaker USD and stronger gold by year-end 2025

VP Bank's Thomas Rupf discusses his investment strategy for 2025.

3 months ago - CNBC

CIO: Advise our clients to maintain 5% of portfolio allocation in gold

Thomas Rupf of VP Bank discusses investment strategy in the current macro environment.

5 months ago - CNBC