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Trades about 179% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Leonteq AG, established in Zurich, Switzerland, in 2007 (and known as EFG Financial Products Holding AG until its name change in June 2013), is a financial services company specializing in sophisticated structured investment products and comprehensive long-term savings and retirement planning solutions. Catering to a global clientele in addition to its Swiss market, the firm's operations are divided into its Investment Solutions and Insurance & Wealth Planning Solutions segments. Leonteq is actively involved in both the development and distribution of structured investment vehicles. Furthermore, it offers a range of savings, investment, and drawdown products, complemented by a digital platform that facilitates unit-linked retail products with embedded financial guarantees. The company also provides essential hedging services for its structured offerings. Leonteq collaborates with various platform partners through cooperation agreements and distributes its products to retail investors via institutional and financial intermediaries.
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