Maverix Securities AG, a Swiss securities firm regulated by FINMA, looks back on a successful 2025 financial year. The company has achieved profitability and returned to profit for the first time since its rebranding. Operating income rose to CHF 20.5 million, with net profit amounting to CHF 223,000. Total assets increased to CHF 283.7 million. Furthermore, Maverix established its first presence in the European Union by opening a subsidiary in Paris.
 

Return to profitability after four years of development

The 2025 financial year marks the transition to profitability. Following the establishment of the issuance platform in 2022, FINMA licensing in 2023 and the first full operational financial year in 2024, Maverix closed the year 2025 with a profit of CHF 223,000 for the first time. This result is attributable to a combination of cost control and targeted investments. Operating revenue rose by 43% to CHF 20.5 million (previous year: CHF 14.4 million), reaching its highest level since the company’s inception. Around a third of operating revenue comes from the issuance and trading business, supplemented by higher other ordinary income.
 

Key figures for the 2025 financial year

• Operating revenue: CHF 20.5 million (+43% compared to the previous year: CHF 14.4 million)
• Net profit for the year: CHF 223,000 (previous year: loss of CHF 3.9 million)
• Total assets: +88% to CHF 283.7 million (previous year: CHF 150.9 million), of which CHF 235.5 million from own issues.
• Assets under management (AUM): CHF 365 million; total including assets under administration: CHF 815 million
• Primary market transactions: approximately CHF 3 billion nominal value comprising third-party and own issues, the highest figure since the company’s inception
• Transaction volume: More than CHF 1.5 billion on the execution platform.
• Operating expenses: +10% to CHF 20.0 million (previous year: CHF 18.2 million) alongside the expansion of business activities
• Equity: CHF 10.0 million as at 31 December 2025 (previous year: CHF 5.8 million), capital increase of CHF 4.50 million
   

European expansion: PSI licence and market entry in France

A milestone in the last financial year was the granting of the PSI licence by the French financial supervisory authorities AMF and ACPR. This enables Maverix to operate as a fully regulated investment firm under MiFID II. With the launch of Maverix Securities (Europe) SA, which has an office in Paris, Maverix established its first licensed EU company – a strategic hub for the European Union and the starting point for tapping into further European markets.

At the same time, Maverix has consistently focused on its core business. In this context, a management buyout of CATWM, the wealth management division, was completed by the executive board last year. CATWM is no longer subject to consolidated group supervision by FINMA.

Maverix was once again honoured with the ETP Award in 2025 (Newcomer Award, Swiss ETF Awards), thereby confirming its innovative strength and growing market presence.
 

Outlook for 2026: Profitability, digital innovation and international growth

For 2026, Maverix is consistently focusing on measures to improve profitability and on the further development of its digital product range. As early as the beginning of 2026, Maverix was able to issue yield optimisation products based on cryptocurrencies for public distribution in Switzerland for the first time. At the same time, the platform infrastructure is being modernised to further increase time-to-market, transparency and efficiency. With Onyx, Maverix will shortly be introducing a new order management system that enables more efficient and integrated order processing for AMCs through real-time transparency, automated processes and an API-based connection. 

The strategic priorities for 2026 include disciplined growth through regional and international expansion, selected partnerships and a further intensification of activities in the area of public distribution.

Giuliano Glocker, Co-CEO, comments: “Returning to profitability demonstrates that our business model works and that our strategic investments over recent years are bearing fruit. With our strengthened capital and earnings base, we have the necessary stability and independence to implement our strategy in the long term.”

David Schmid, Co-CEO, adds: “2025 has shown that Maverix is not only scaling up operationally but can also expand its market presence in a targeted and sustainable manner. The establishment of Maverix Securities (Europe) SA in Paris gives us access to the European market under MiFID II and is a decisive step in our international growth strategy. At the same time, we are driving forward targeted expansion in selected core regions such as Asia, the Middle East and other international growth markets, always with a clear focus on scalable partnerships and local presence. Our goal remains unchanged: to establish Maverix as a globally networked, technology-driven platform for structured products and digital investment instruments, and to offer our clients worldwide efficient, transparent and innovative access to investment solutions.”