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Leonteq AG is a Swiss company founded in 2007 and headquartered in Zürich. It is specialized in structured financial products and in insurance products in the sector of finance and technology. It is an issuer of its own products, as well as a partner of other finance companies.2 It was founded by Jan Schoch, Lukas Ruflin, Sandro Dorigo and Michael Hartweg.1 Wikipedia text CC BY-SA 4.0
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Leonteq AG is a Swiss company founded in 2007 and headquartered in Zürich. It is specialized in structured financial products and in insurance products in the sector of finance and technology. It is an issuer of its own products, as well as a partner of other finance companies.2
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Founded by Jan Schoch, Lukas Ruflin, Michael Hartweg and Sandro Dorigo.1
Founded in November 2007 as EFG Financial Products Holding AG, company's shares were publicly listed in October 2012. In 2013 the company was renamed to Leonteq AG.
In the year 2018, the company had 486 full-time equivalents, a transaction volume of 28.8 billion CHF and had an operational profit of 282.4 million CHF.
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Leonteq's structured products comprise mostly capital protection, return optimization and participation. Leonteq's insurance products support life insurance providers in the design of retirement plans with guarantees.
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In 2023, the Swiss financial authority FINMA opened proceedings against Leonteq due to alleged involvement with unregulated entities in opaque financial deals. Because of this, in December 2024, FINMA fined Leonteq 9.3 million CHF, and became more involved with Leonteq's governance.
In early 2025, Swiss newspaper reported an alleged conflict of interests concerning Philippe Weber, one of Leonteq's board members, whose law firm, NKF, reportedly earned several millions CHF from Leonteq.
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