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Trades about 34% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Headquartered in Lucerne, Switzerland, Luzerner Kantonalbank AG delivers a comprehensive suite of banking and financial services throughout Switzerland. Its extensive client base includes private individuals, businesses, institutions, families, and charitable organizations. The bank's product portfolio features various account and deposit options, savings plans, retirement provisions, and investment vehicles, including mutual funds. Additionally, it issues cards, facilitates payment transactions, and provides diverse financing solutions such as loans for real estate and business ventures, along with guarantee services. Clients can also benefit from expert advice and management in areas like financial planning, portfolio management, trade finance, cash management, and foreign exchange instruments, complemented by robust e-banking facilities. Established in 1850, the institution, which adopted the name Luzerner Kantonalbank AG in 1892 after previously operating as Kantonale Spar-und Leihkasse, serves its customers via a network of 26 branches.
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