Mora Capital Management Switzerland tops CHF1.9 billion in assets under management

By AI, Created 11:40 AM UTC, May 20, 2026, /AGP/ – Mora Capital Management Switzerland ended 2025 with a record CHF1.953 billion in assets under management, up 38% from 2024 and 131% over three years. The firm says the gains strengthen its Swiss private banking position as MoraBanc Group also posted record results.

Why it matters: - Mora Capital Management Switzerland’s 2025 results show sustained momentum in a key wealth-management market. - The firm’s growth supports MoraBanc Group’s broader international expansion and adds to the group’s record year. - The scale of the asset increase strengthens the Swiss unit’s position with private clients in a boutique, relationship-driven model.

What happened: - Mora Capital Management Switzerland ended 2025 with CHF1.953 billion in assets under management. - The figure was 38% higher than 2024. - The firm posted annual growth close to 40% for the second consecutive year. - Assets under management rose 131% over three years from CHF844 million at the end of 2022. - The company operated under the Boreal Capital Management brand until March and adopted the Mora Capital Management Switzerland name this spring. - The new name incorporates the surname of the founding family of parent company MoraBanc Group.

The details: - Mora Capital Management Switzerland serves private clients in Switzerland through a boutique portfolio management model. - The company says the rebrand reinforces its positioning in Switzerland and supports future growth ambitions. - Jaime Moreno, CEO of Mora Capital Management Switzerland, said the 2025 performance increased the unit’s contribution to MoraBanc Group. - Moreno said the results reflect a defined strategy in private banking that should help the firm keep strengthening its position in Switzerland. - MoraBanc Group ended 2025 with a record €20.141 billion in assets under management. - MoraBanc Group reported net profit of €62.5 million. - The group posted its tenth consecutive year of growth. - International subsidiaries, including Mora Capital Switzerland, generated €8.1 million in profit, up 60% year over year. - MoraBanc Group operates in Andorra, Spain, the United States and Switzerland. - The group reported €20 billion in assets under management in 2025, net profit up 8% year over year and a fully loaded CET1 ratio of 20.52%. - MoraBanc Group’s acquisitions of Tressis and Banco Europeo de Finanzas in Spain have been key growth drivers. - More information is available on the company’s website. - The company’s LinkedIn page is here.

Between the lines: - The asset growth suggests Mora Capital Management Switzerland is scaling while keeping a relationship-led positioning rather than pursuing a mass-market model. - The rebrand appears designed to align the Swiss unit more closely with the MoraBanc family name and the parent group’s international identity. - The group’s acquisition-led expansion in Spain points to a broader strategy that combines organic growth with dealmaking.

What’s next: - Mora Capital Management Switzerland says the 2025 results should help it continue strengthening its position in Switzerland. - The firm’s future performance will be judged against whether it can sustain close to 40% annual growth. - MoraBanc Group is likely to keep using international subsidiaries as a source of earnings and asset growth.

The bottom line: - Mora Capital Management Switzerland turned a strong year into a record, more than doubling assets under management in three years while helping lift MoraBanc Group’s overall results.