Mora Capital Management Switzerland Surpasses CHF1.9 Billion In Assets Under Management Following 130% Growth
Mora Capital Management Switzerland, which operated under the Boreal Capital Management brand until March, further consolidates its position in Switzerland and strengthens its standing as a Swiss portfolio management firm serving private clients through a boutique, relationship-driven model. Its new name, adopted this spring and incorporating the surname of the founding family of its parent company, MoraBanc Group, reinforces this positioning and supports its future growth ambitions.
“We are very satisfied with our performance in 2025, which has enabled us to increase our contribution to MoraBanc Group. However, this year's strong results should not be seen in isolation; they are the outcome of a clearly defined and distinctive strategy in private banking which I believe will enable us to continue strengthening our position in a key market such as Switzerland,” said Jaime Moreno, CEO of Mora Capital Management Switzerland.
The strong performance of Mora Capital Management Switzerland and other international subsidiaries was also reflected in the consolidated results of MoraBanc Group, which reached a record in 2025 with €20.141 billion in assets under management.
With a net profit of €62.5 million, the group marked its tenth consecutive year of growth. International subsidiaries, including Mora Capital Switzerland, posted a profit of €8.1 million, representing a 60% year-on-year increase.
About Mora Capital Management
Mora Capital Management Switzerland is part of MoraBanc Group, a family-owned financial group of Andorran origin with a presence in Andorra, Spain, the United States and Switzerland. In 2025, MoraBanc exceeded €20 billion in assets under management and reported net profit of €62.5 million, up 8% year-on-year, with a fully loaded CET1 ratio of 20.52%.
Growth at Mora Capital Management Switzerland has contributed to the Group's international expansion. MoraBanc Group's acquisitions of the securities firm Tressis and Banco Europeo de Finanzas (BEF) in Spain have also been key drivers of this growth.
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