Notes to the financial statements of the parent company

1 Accounting and valuation principles

Principles that differ from those used in the consolidated financial statements are listed below.

General principles

The accounting and valuation principles of the parent company of Luzerner Kantonalbank AG are largely in line with those of the Group. In contrast to the consolidated financial statements, which are based on the ‘true and fair view’ principle, the statutory individual financial statements capture the bank's economic situation reliably, enabling third parties to form an accurate opinion. The statutory separate financial statements may be influenced by hidden reserves.

Investments

The shares and other securities of companies held as long-term investments shown under investments are carried at the acquisition value, less necessary operational and precautionary value adjustments.

Value adjustments and provisions

Value adjustments that have been released are transferred to ‘Other provisions’ as hidden reserves or reversed to ‘Changes in value adjustments for default risk and losses from interest operations’. ‘Other provisions’ can include hidden reserves. Value adjustments and provisions that are released (except tax and pension provisions) can be used in the same accounting period to form necessary operational value adjustments and provisions for other similar requirements as originally intended, as shown in Section 6.11 ‘Value adjustments and provisions / reserves for general banking risks’.

Reserves for general banking risks

The reserves for general banking risks are taxed.

Statutory capital reserve

Premiums from capital increases and non-repayable grants are recognised under the ‘statutory capital reserve’. The ‘Reserve from tax-exempt capital contributions’ is reported separately (‘of which’ item). This reserve includes amounts that can be distributed to shareholders without tax consequences in accordance with the capital contribution principle.

Statutory retained earnings

The ‘statutory retained earnings’ accrue in accordance with the provisions of the Swiss Code of Obligations. This means that the legally required allocations are accounted for here. The gain on disposal from trading in own shares and the dividend income thereof are allocated to ‘statutory retained earnings’. Here, a distinction is made between own shares held for trading and other own shares (see also the following Section ‘Own shares’).

Voluntary retained earnings

‘Voluntary retained earnings’ include all reserves that have the character of reserves formed as a precautionary measure to hedge latent future risks in the course of business of the bank and that are not accumulated within the scope of the statutory provisions on the appropriation of profits.

Own shares

A distinction is made between treasury shares held for trading and other own shares.

2 Changes in accounting and valuation principles

In the 2025 financial year, LUKB made the following changes to the accounting and valuation principles (see also the corresponding section in the Notes to the consolidated financial statements):

Starting in the 2025 financial year, provisions for inherent default risks on off-balance-sheet items (contingent liabilities) will now be recognised. For further details, see Section 4 ‘Methods used for identifying default risks and determining the need for value adjustments and provisions’.
Positive and negative replacement values of derivative financial instruments and cash collaterals for each counterparty deposited in this context are now also offset against each other in the balance sheet, provided that recognised and legally enforceable netting agreements exist. The previous year's figures have been restated as follows for comparison purposes:

			Change
Amounts in 1,000 Swiss francs	31.12.2024 previously	31.12.2024 new	absolute	in %
Assets
Amounts due from banks	383,289	345,908	– 37,381	– 9.8
Loans to customers	43,402,869	43,374,016	– 28,853	– 0.1
Amounts due from clients	5,167,446	5,138,593	– 28,853	– 0.6
Positive replacement values of derivative financial instruments	416,540	174,381	– 242,159	– 58.1
Total assets	59,463,272	59,154,879	– 308,393	– 0.5
Liabilities
Amounts due to banks	4,120,147	4,102,377	– 17,770	– 0.4
Amounts due in respect of customer deposits	29,134,134	29,134,012	– 122	– 0.0
Negative replacement values of derivative financial instruments	480,946	190,445	– 290,501	– 60.4
Total liabilities	59,463,272	59,154,879	– 308,393	– 0.5

From the 2025 financial year onwards, brokerage commissions for loans paid to brokers and platforms are no longer recognised in the commission and service business, but rather are offset directly against the corresponding interest income. In the 2024 financial year, the corresponding commission expenses amounted to 1.0 million Swiss francs.
In addition, the dedicated reserves for general banking risks were combined with the reserves for general banking risks not intended for a specific purpose as at 31 December 2025. Accordingly, the total amount of the reserves for general banking risks is now without purpose-specific allocation.

3 Other areas in which the accounting and valuation principles apply

The Sections ‘Recognition of transactions’, ‘Treatment of past due interest’, ‘Foreign-currency translation’ and ‘Refinancing of positions in trading business’ of the consolidated financial statements also apply identically to the financial statements of the parent company.

4 Risk management

Risk management is identical for the parent company and the Group. For these reasons, please refer to Section 3 ‘Risk management’ and Section 4 ‘Methods used for identifying default risks and determining the need for value adjustments and provisions’, Section 5 ‘Valuation of collateral / criteria for determining market value and loan-to-value’ and Section 6 ‘Use of derivative financial instruments / hedge accounting’ of the consolidated financial statements.

5 Events after the balance sheet date

No extraordinary events that have a material effect on the assets, financial position or results of operations of Luzerner Kantonalbank AG occurred after the balance sheet date.

6 Information on the balance sheet

6.1 Securities financing transactions (assets and liabilities)

Amounts in 1,000 Swiss francs	31.12.2025	31.12.2024	Change
Book value of receivables from cash collateral delivered in connection with securities borrowing and reverse repurchase transactions¹⁾	0	0	0
Book value of obligations from cash collateral delivered in connection with securities lending and repurchase transactions¹⁾	2,571,911	3,861,798	– 1,289,887
Book value of securities lent in connection with securities lending or delivered as collateral in connection with securities borrowing as well as securities in own portfolio transferred in connection with repurchase agreements	2,617,412	3,957,324	– 1,339,911
of which, with unrestricted right to resell or pledge	2,617,412	3,957,324	– 1,339,911
Fair value of securities received and serving as collateral in connection with securities lending or securities borrowed in connection with securities borrowing as well as securities received in connection with reverse repurchase agreements with an unrestricted right to resell or pledge	61,175	92,968	– 31,793
of which, repledged securities	0	0	0
of which, resold securities	55,948	88,166	– 32,219

1)Before taking into account any netting agreements

6.2 Collateral for loans/receivables and off-balance-sheet transactions / impaired loans/receivables

Collateral for loans/receivables and off-balance-sheet transactions

Amounts in 1,000 Swiss francs	Mortgage collateral	Other collateral	Unsecured	Total
Loans (before netting with value adjustments)
Amounts due from clients	490,263	2,263,058	2,804,781	5,558,102
Mortgage loans	40,996,311	0	6 417¹⁾	41,002,729
Residential property	33,873,269	0	4,436	33,877,705
Office and business premises	4,925,931	0	1,000	4,926,931
Commercial and industrial premises	892,852	0	467	893,319
Other	1,304,259	0	515	1,304,774
Total loans (before netting with value adjustments)	41,486,574	2,263,058	2,811,198	46,560,831
Share in %	89.1	4.9	6.0	100.0
Previous year	38,924,324	1,978,860	2,657,617	43,560,801
Share in %	89.4	4.5	6.1	100.0
Value adjustments	0	0	208,203	208,203
Total loans (after netting with value adjustments)	41,486,574	2,263,058	2,602,995	46,352,628
Share in %	89.5	4.9	5.6	100.0
Previous year	38,924,324	1,978,860	2,470,832	43,374,016
Share in %	89.7	4.6	5.7	100.0
Off-balance-sheet transactions
Contingent liabilities	39,769	111,725	147,454	298,948
Irrevocable commitments	526,656	310,404	1,558,972	2,396,031
Obligations to pay up shares and make further contributions	0	0	101,691	101,691
Credit commitments	0	0	0	0
Total off-balance-sheet transactions	566,424	422,129	1,808,117	2,796,670
Previous year	476,733	429,317	1,522,850	2,428,901

1)These are value-adjusted items.

Impaired loans

Amounts in 1,000 Swiss francs	Gross debt amount	Estimated liquidation value of collateral	Net debt amount	Individual value adjustments
Impaired loans	232,555	73,838	158,717	119,275
Previous year	192,797	75,720	117,077	103,537

Individual value adjustments do not fully cover the net amount owed if a portion of it is considered to still be recoverable.

6.3 Trading portfolios and other financial instruments at fair value (assets and liabilities)

	Book value
Amounts in 1,000 Swiss francs	31.12.2025	31.12.2024	Change
Assets
Debt securities, money market securities / transactions	308,625	326,089	– 17,465
of which, listed	303,920	316,262	– 12,342
Equity securities	1,266,542	1,096,569	169,974
Precious metals	1,809	1,238	570
Cryptocurrencies	0	0	0
Other trading portfolio assets	115,944	65,302	50,642
Total trading portfolio assets	1,692,920	1,489,198	203,722
Structured products	0	0	0
Total other financial instruments at fair value	0	0	0
Total assets	1,692,920	1,489,198	203,722
of which, determined using a valuation model	0	0	0
of which, securities eligible for repo transactions in accordance with liquidity requirements	166,369	242,985	– 76,616
Liabilities¹⁾
Debt securities, money market securities / transactions	55,948	88,166	– 32,218
of which, listed	55,948	88,166	– 32,219
Equity securities	1	0	0
Precious metals and commodities	0	0	0
Cryptocurrencies	0	0	0
Other trading portfolio liabilities	0	0	0
Total trading portfolio liabilities	55,949	88,167	– 32,218
Structured products	927,691	695,172	232,519
Total liabilities from other financial instruments at fair value	927,691	695,172	232,519
Total liabilities	983,640	783,339	200,301
of which, determined using a valuation model	927,691	695,172	232,519

1)For short positions (posting according to the closing date principle)

6.4 Derivative financial instruments (assets and liabilities)

Breakdown by contract type

	Trading instruments			Hedging instruments
Amounts in 1,000 Swiss francs	Positive replacement values	Negative replacement values	Contract volume	Positive replacement values	Negative replacement values	Contract volume
Interest rate instruments	38,283	46,294	2,051,788	116,840	142,283	11,664,310
Forward contracts including FRAs	0	0	0	0	0	0
Swaps	38,283	46,294	2,030,803	116,840	142,283	11,664,310
Tom Next Indexed Swaps (TOIS)	0	0	0	0	0	0
Caps / Floors / Collars	0	0	0	0	0	0
Options (OTC)	0	0	0	0	0	0
Options (exchange-traded)	0	0	0	0	0	0
Futures	0	0	20,985	0	0	0
Foreign exchange / precious metals	37,774	31,614	8,611,132	0	0	0
Forward contracts	36,238	30,831	8,397,563	0	0	0
Combined interest rate / currency swaps	0	0	0	0	0	0
Futures	0	0	0	0	0	0
Options (OTC)	1,536	783	213,568	0	0	0
Options (exchange-traded)	0	0	0	0	0	0
Equity securities / indices	65,888	175,107	3,211,996	0	0	0
Forward contracts	0	0	0	0	0	0
Swaps	0	0	0	0	0	0
Futures	0	0	2,082	0	0	0
Options (OTC)	57,696	40,087	1,827,380	0	0	0
Options (exchange-traded)	8,192	135,021	1,382,534	0	0	0
Credit derivatives	114	1,174	36,894	0	0	0
Credit default swaps	114	1,174	36,894	0	0	0
Total return swaps	0	0	0	0	0	0
First-to-default swaps	0	0	0	0	0	0
Other credit derivatives	0	0	0	0	0	0
Other derivative financial instruments	473	473	4,232	0	0	0
Forward contracts	0	0	0	0	0	0
Swaps	0	0	0	0	0	0
Futures	0	0	0	0	0	0
Options (OTC)	0	0	0	0	0	0
Options (exchange-traded)	473	473	4,232	0	0	0
Total before netting agreements	142,532	254,662	13,916,041	116,840	142,283	11,664,310
of which, determined using a valuation model	133,867	119,168	–	116,840	142,283	–
Previous year	274,104	293,896	13,652,134	142,436	187,050	10,663,453
of which, determined using a valuation model	263,057	190,382	–	142,436	187,050	–
	Positive replacement values		Negative replacement values		Contract volume
Total after netting agreements		89,613		176,627		25,580,351
Previous year		174,381		190,445		24,315,587

FRA = Forward rate agreement

OTC = Over the counter

RV = Replacement values

Breakdown by counterparty

Amounts in 1,000 Swiss francs	Central clearing houses	Banks and securities firms	Other customers
Positive replacement values (after netting agreements)	271	7,787	81,555
Previous year	0	54,489	119,891

6.5 Financial investments

Breakdown by contract type

	Book value		Fair value
Amounts in 1,000 Swiss francs	31.12.2025	31.12.2024	31.12.2025	31.12.2024
Debt securities	4,886,181	4,749,301	4,909,396	4,782,163
of which, intended to be held to maturity	4,868,666	4,730,490	4,890,493	4,762,470
of which, not intended to be held to maturity (available for sale)	17,515	18,811	18,903	19,693
Equity securities	403,920	404,386	462,615	447,101
of which, qualified participations¹⁾	0	0	0	0
Money market securities	0	0	0	0
Precious metals	0	0	0	0
Real estate	0	0	0	0
Total financial investments	5,290,101	5,153,687	5,372,011	5,229,265
of which, securities eligible for repo transactions in accordance with liquidity requirements	4,727,180	4,624,854	–	–

1)At least 10% of the capital or votes

Breakdown of counterparties by rating

Amounts in 1,000 Swiss francs	Very good to good credit rating (AAA bis AA-)	Good to satisfactory credit rating (A+ bis A-)	Satisfactory credit rating (BBB+ bis BBB-)	Sufficient credit rating (BB+ bis BB-)	Deficient credit rating (B+ bis B-)	Insufficient credit rating (CCC+ bis CCC-)	Without rating
Book values of debt securities¹⁾	4,550,959	270,523	42,067	0	0	750	21,882
Previous year	4,623,632	48,954	20,013	0	0	1,200	55,501

1)Incl. money market securities

The classification into the different rating classes was carried out using a model based on external ratings. The ratings classes corresponding to the ratings of Standard & Poor's are shown in brackets.

6.6 Other assets and liabilities

Amounts in 1,000 Swiss francs	31.12.2025	31.12.2024
Other assets
Offset account	1,495	43,667
Indirect taxes	20,227	9,971
Settlement accounts	2,850	1,808
Other assets	2	0
Total other assets	24,574	55,446
Other liabilities
Offset account	0	0
Indirect taxes	9,116	33,239
Settlement accounts	4,978	15,896
Unredeemed coupons, cash bonds and bond issues	3,130	3,126
Other liabilities	0	2
Total other liabilities	17,223	52,263

6.7 Assets pledged or assigned to secure own commitments / assets under reservation of ownership

	31.12.2025		31.12.2024
Amounts in 1,000 Swiss francs	Book value	Effective commitment	Book value	Effective commitment
Liquid assets¹⁾	69,097	69,097	68,992	68,992
Amounts due from banks	198,478	198,478	202,728	202,054
Amounts due from clients	505	505	29,872	31,539
Own securities	240,502	23,451	230,454	31,308
Pledged or assigned mortgage loans to secure central mortgage institution loans	11,190,068	8,525,000	11,271,419	7,821,000
Total pledged / assigned assets	11,698,651	8,816,531	11,803,465	8,154,894
Total assets under reservation of ownership	0	0	0	0

1)Pledged or assigned liquid funds to secure the 50% payment obligation to esisuisse in connection with deposit insurance.

Securities serving as collateral for which the right to resell or pledge has been granted as part of the securities financing transaction are shown in Section 6.1 ‘Securities financing transactions (assets and liabilities)’.

6.8 Commitments relating to own pension institutions / equity instruments of the bank held by own pension institutions

Commitments relating to own pension institutions

Amounts in 1,000 Swiss francs	31.12.2025	31.12.2024	Change
Amounts due in respect of customer deposits	18,363	22,722	– 4,359
Total commitments relating to Pension Fund of Luzerner Kantonalbank	18,363	22,722	– 4,359

These liabilities arise from investments within the Group by Luzerner Kantonalbank's pension fund.

Own shares with own pension institutions

Numbers of shares		31.12.2025		31.12.2024		Change
Pension Fund of Luzerner Kantonalbank		0		0		0

6.9 Economic situation of own pension institutions

Employer contribution reserves

			Net amount		Effect of employer contribution reserves on personnel expenses
Amounts in 1,000 Swiss francs	Nominal value	Waiver of use	31.12.2025	31.12.2024	2025	2024
Pension fund	0	0	0	0	0	0
Total employer contribution reserves	0	0	0	0	0	0

Economic benefit/obligations and pension expenses

	Over- / underfunding	Economic interest of the bank		Change in economic interest versus	Contributions paid	Pension expenses in personnel expenses
Amounts in 1,000 Swiss francs	31.12.2025	31.12.2025	31.12.2024	previous year	2025	2025	2024
Pension plans without overfunding / underfunding¹⁾	0	0	0	0	20,372	20,372	19,602
Total	0	0	0	0	20,372	20,372	19,602

1)In the financial statements of the Pension Fund of Luzerner Kantonalbank prepared in accordance with Swiss GAAP FER 26, the coverage ratio as of 31 December 2025 amounts to 128.1 % (previous year 127.4 %). Accordingly, the fluctuation reserves – unlike in the previous year – have reached the target value of 25.6 %. Careful assessment has shown that, despite the free capital, there are no economic effects for the bank.

6.10 Issued structured products

	Book value
	Valued as a whole		Valued separately
Amounts in 1,000 Swiss francs Underlying risk of the embedded derivative	Booked in trading portfolio	Booked in other financial instruments at fair value	Value of the underlying instrument	Value of the derivative	Total
Interest rate instruments
with own debenture component (oDC)	–	0	0	0	0
without oDC	0	0	0	0	0
Equity securities
with own debenture component (oDC)	–	927,691	1,164,123	49,656	2,141,470
without oDC	0	0	0	0	0
Foreign currencies
with own debenture component (oDC)	–	0	29,848	117	29,965
without oDC	0	0	0	0	0
Commodities / precious metals
with own debenture component (oDC)	–	0	104	0	104
without oDC	0	0	0	0	0
Total issued structured products	0	927,691	1,194,075	49,773	2,171,539
Previous year	0	695,172	1,022,212	71,825	1,789,209

6.11 Value adjustments and provisions / reserves for general banking risks

Amounts in 1,000 Swiss francs	Balance as of 31.12.2024	Use in conformity with designated purpose	Reclassifications	Past due interest, recoveries	Additions charged to income statement	Reversals credited to income statement	Balance as of 31.12.2025
Provisions for pension benefit obligations	710	– 106	–	–	0	0	604
Provisions for default risks¹⁾	16,649	0	– 2,948	0	615	– 805	13,511
of which, for probable liabilities (in accordance with Art. 28 para. 1 FINMA AO)	16,649	0	– 2,948	0	41	– 805	12,937
Specific provisions for customer loans	16,649	0	– 2,948	0	12	– 786	12,927
Lump-sum individual provisions	0	0	0	0	29	– 19	10
of which, for inherent risks of default	0	0	0	0	574	0	574
provisions for inherent risks of default	0	0	0	0	574	0	574
Provisions for restructuring	2,119	– 212	–	0	0	0	1,907
Other provisions	43,886	– 785	0	43	760	– 82	43,822
Total provisions	63,364	– 1,103	– 2,948	43	1,375	– 887	59,844
Reserves for general banking risks²⁾	630,600	0	0	0	0	0	630,600
Value adjustments for default and country risks	194,224	– 5,820	2,948	1,663	34,287	– 16,773	210,530
of which, for default risks in respect of impaired loans / financial investments	110,923	– 5,820	2,948	1,663	28,639	– 16,773	121,581
Specific value adjustment – banks	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Specific value adjustment – customer loans	102,728	– 1,803	2,948	1,280	27,894	– 14,446	118,602
Specific value adjustment – interest	631	0	0	384	0	– 477	538
Lump-sum individual value adjustment	177	– 256	0	0	295	– 82	135
Credit-related specific value adjustments – financial investments	7,386	– 3,761	0	0	450	– 1,769	2,306
of which, for inherent risks of default	83,301	0	0	0	5,648	0	88,949
Value adjustments for inherent risks of default	83,301	0	0	0	5,648	0	88,949

1)For potential cash outflows related to off-balance sheet transactions

2)The reserves for general banking risks are subject to taxation.

6.12 Share capital

	31.12.2025			31.12.2024
Amounts in 1,000 Swiss francs	Total par value	Quantity	Dividend-bearing capital	Total par value	Quantity	Dividend-bearing capital
Share capital, fully paid-in	183,458	49,583,333	183,458	183,458	49,583,333	183,458

6.13 Equity rights and options allocated to the Executive Board, the Board of Directors and employees

	2025		2024
	Equity securites		Equity securites
Amounts in 1,000 Swiss francs	Number	Amount	Number	Amount
Members of the Board of Directors¹⁾	n.a.²⁾	465,500	8,448	407 616³⁾
Executive Board members	19,354	1,222,786	26,534	1,191,642
Employees	188 296⁴⁾	10,601,588	22 848	1,321,781
Total	n.a.	12,289,873	57,830	2,921,039

1)The remunerations of the members of the Board of Directors relate to the periods AGM 2025 to AGM 2026 (14 April 2025 to 13 April 2026) and AGM 2024 to AGM 2025 (15 April 2024 to 14 April 2025).

2)The Board of Directors receives 50% of the proposed remuneration (total remuneration for the term AGM 2025 to AGM 2026: 931,000 Swiss francs) in shares blocked for at least six years (blocking period until 30 April 2032). 50% of the Board’s remuneration is paid in shares at the applicable tax value, with the number of shares rounded up to the nearest whole number. The relevant valuation for the equity rights recognised in the 2025 financial year is determined based on the volume-weighted average price for the period from 1 March 2026 to 13 April 2026. The exact number of allocated shares will be disclosed in the financial report 2026.

3)The shares allocated to the Board of Directors last year as part of the remuneration after the AGM 2025 were determined based on the volume-weighted average price for the period from 1 March 2025 to 14 April 2025, with the number of shares at the applicable tax value rounded up to the nearest whole number. The exact number was not yet known at the time of publication of the financial report 2024. Consequently, there are minor differences compared with the figures reported last year.

4)At periodic intervals, employees are offered the opportunity on a voluntary basis to acquire blocked registered shares of Luzerner Kantonalbank AG at preferential conditions. In 2025, 169,648 registered shares of Luzerner Kantonalbank AG with a price of 63.70 Swiss francs (average price for the month of december 2024) were purchased by employees at 45.00 Swiss francs. The discount of approximately 3.2 million Swiss francs is included in personnel expenses (partially accrued in previous years).

Members of the Board of Directors, the Executive Board and the second management level receive a defined portion of their compensation in the form of registered shares of Luzerner Kantonalbank AG that are blocked for several years. Details can be found in the Compensation Report.

6.14 Related parties

	Due from		Due to
Amounts in 1,000 Swiss francs	31.12.2025	31.12.2024	31.12.2025	31.12.2024
Holders of qualified participations¹⁾	6,823	40,317	31,748	327
Group companies	0	0	37,108	32,411
Linked companies²⁾	194,790	208,408	209,491	208,542
Transactions with members of governing bodies	13,135	11,327	14,377	13,578
Other related parties³⁾	26,350	25,156	2,844	2,751

1)Canton of Lucerne

2)Public-law institutions of the Canton of Lucerne or mixed-economy enterprises in which the Canton of Lucerne holds a significant stake.

3)These are receivables and obligations towards legal entities closely related to the bank’s governing bodies.

Related parties include significant shareholders, the Executive Board, Board of Directors and auditors as well as associated companies and persons.

Transactions with related parties

Current and retired employees (including members of the Executive Board) and their family members living in the same household are eligible for generally-limited preferential conditions, as is customary in the industry. With the exception of the registered shares of Luzerner Kantonalbank AG deposited with LUKB without fees by the Canton, transactions are conducted for all related parties under the same terms that apply to third parties. Transactions include the granting of loans and credit, interest on deposits, account management, payments and securities transactions, etc.

Companies with close ties to members of the Board of Directors can participate in tenders for LUKB contracts. The member of the governing body concerned has no privileges when awarding the contract and is not represented in the decision-making process (abstention). During the reporting year and in the previous year, no contracts were awarded to related parties of members of the Board of Directors at terms other than what is customary in the market.

6.15 Significant shareholders

	31.12.2025		31.12.2024
Amounts in 1,000 Swiss francs	Par value	Share as %	Par value	Share as %
Canton of Lucerne	112,786	61.5	112,786	61.5
Total significant shareholders	112,786	61.5	112,786	61.5

6.16 Own shares and composition of equity

Own shares

	2025		2024
Own shares (registered)	Quantity	Average transaction price in Swiss francs	Quantity	Average transaction price in Swiss francs
	Shares with nominal value 3.70 CHF		Shares with nominal value 3.70 CHF
Number of shares as of 01.01.	263,496	–	273,104	–
+ Purchase of own shares	36,627	69.41	64,780	68.35
– Sale of own shares^{1), 2)}	– 236,115	70.00	– 74,388	70.16
Number of shares as of 31.12.³⁾	64,008	–	263,496	–

1)Of which, 57,830 compulsory shares were associated with share-based compensation in 2025.

2)In 2025, a loss of 13,153 Swiss francs was generated on the trading portfolio and 1,365,316 Swiss francs on the rest of the portfolio (likewise included in the capital reserve). In 2024, a profit of 72,265 Swiss francs was generated on the trading portfolio and 52,382 Swiss francs on the rest of the portfolio (likewise included in the capital reserve).

3)On 31 December 2025, 27,062 own shares with a nominal value of 3.70 Swiss francs each (previous year: 30,595 own shares with a nominal value of 3.70 Swiss francs each) were held to hedge self-issued structured products (tracker certificates).

No options have been allocated for the 2024 and 2025 financial years, and there are no outstanding options.

Non-distributable statutory reserves

Amounts in 1,000 Swiss francs	31.12.2025	31.12.2024
Non-distributable statutory reserves	91,729	91,729
Total non-distributable statutory reserves	91,729	91,729

Within the meaning of Art. 671 para. 2 and Art. 672 para. 2 CO, the statutory capital reserves and retained earnings may not be distributed if together they do not exceed half of the share capital entered in the Commercial Register.

6.17 Shareholdings of members of LUKB's Board of Directors and Executive Board

LUKB prepares a Compensation Report in accordance with Articles 732 to 735c CO. The Compensation Report provides detailed information for the Board of Directors and the Executive Board pursuant to Article 734d CO for banks with listed shareholdings.

7 Information on off-balance-sheet transactions

Securities and fiduciary investments

Amounts in 1,000 Swiss francs	31.12.2025	As % of total	31.12.2024	As % of total	Change
Money market securities	8,977.7	0.0	26,990.2	0.1	– 18,012.5
Medium-term notes	206,243.0	0.6	283,012.0	0.9	– 76,769.0
Bonds	3,126,035.1	8.9	3,080,661.6	10.2	45,373.5
Shares (incl. participation certificates PC / profit-sharing certificates PSC)	16,879,968.7	48.2	14,040,841.0	46.6	2,839,127.7
Own investment funds	6,389,323.8	18.2	5,594,507.5	18.6	794,816.3
Third-party investment funds	6,641,604.2	19.0	5,831,501.0	19.4	810,103.2
Structured products	634,434.1	1.8	526,184.8	1.7	108,249.4
Cryptocurrencies	50,830.9	0.1	37,091.3	0.1	13,739.6
Other securities	1,073,314.9	3.1	692,465.8	2.3	380,849.1
Securities in custody	35,010,732.4	100.0	30,113,255.2	100.0	4,897,477.2
Global custody	907,485.9		756,744.2		150,741.7
Managed securities	35,918,218.3		30,869,999.4		5,048,218.9
Fiduciary investments with third-party-companies	142,509.6		164,939.1		– 22,429.5
Total securities and fiduciary assets	36,060,728.0		31,034,938.6		5,025,789.4

PSC = Profit-sharing certificate

PC = Participation certificate

8 Information on the income statement

8.1 Result from the interest operations

Interest and discount income

Amounts in 1,000 Swiss francs	2025	2024	Change
Interest income due from banks	6,066	4,976	1,090
Interest income from loans to customers	614,496	718,742	– 104,246
Other interest income	13,471	111,072	– 97,601
Credit commissions	5,463	6,024	– 561
Refinancing income from trading positions	1,708	4,097	– 2,388
Result from interest-rate hedging and other derivative transactions	80,465	116,820	– 36,354
Negative interest on lending business	– 14	0	– 14
Total interest and discount income	721,655	961,730	– 240,075

Interest and dividend income from financial investments

Amounts in 1,000 Swiss francs	2025	2024	Change
Interest income from financial investments	39,571	34,983	4,589
Dividend income from financial investments	13,165	11,390	1,775
Total interest and dividend income from financial investments	52,736	46,372	6,364

Interest expense

Amounts in 1,000 Swiss francs	2025	2024	Change
Interest expense due to banks	75,953	176,002	– 100,049
Interest expense due in respect of customer deposits	66,959	201,666	– 134,707
Interest expense due in cash bonds	2,464	3,181	– 717
Interest expense due in bond issues and central mortgage institution loans¹⁾	152,982	156,539	– 3,557
Other interest expense	1,169	11,620	– 10,450
Negative interest on deposit-taking business	– 747	0	– 747
Total interest expense	298,780	549,008	– 250,228

1)The interest expense from structured products recognised under 'Bond issues and central mortgage institution loans' is reported in the line 'Interest expense from bond issues and central mortgage institution loans'.

Changes in value adjustments for default risk and losses from interest operations

Amounts in 1,000 Swiss francs	2025	2024	Change
Specific value adjustment on customer loans	12,971	9,083	3,889
Specific value adjustment on banks	0	0	0
Lump-sum specific value adjustment	213	304	– 91
Credit-related specific value adjustment to financial investments	– 1,319	2,469	– 3,788
Losses	0	24	– 24
Total for default risks on impaired loans / financial investments	11,866	11,880	– 14
Value adjustments for inherent default risks	5,648	3,245	2,403
Total for inherent default risks	5,648	3,245	2,403
Total changes in value adjustments for default risk and losses from interest operations	17,514	15,125	2,389

8.2 Result from commission business and services

Amounts in 1,000 Swiss francs	2025	2024	Change
Fund business	1,190	1,538	– 348
Asset management	23,350	19,301	4,049
Investment advisory	27,957	24,829	3,128
Adminsitration fee / custodian fee	22,354	21,447	906
Brokerage fees	13,282	10,992	2,290
Trust accounts	166	220	– 53
Other securities and investment business	3,116	3,174	– 57
Commission income from securities trading and investment activities	91,415	81,500	9,915
Commission income from lending activities	4,086	3,704	382
Card revenues	15,225	14,736	490
Account management fees	9,337	9,401	– 65
Safe deposit box rentals	1,197	1,157	41
Other service business	3,348	3,051	297
Commission income from other services	29,107	28,345	762
Commission expense	– 14,263	– 13,067	– 1,196
Total result from commission business and services	110,345	100,482	9,863

8.3 Result from trading activities and the fair value option

Result from trading activities, by sector

Amounts in 1,000 Swiss francs	2025	2024	Change
Client trading	27,811	26,015	1,796
Proprietary trading	48,165	30,488	17,677
Total result from trading activities and the fair value option	75,976	56,503	19,473

Result from trading activities, by risk

Amounts in 1,000 Swiss francs	2025	2024	Change
Foreign currencies / precious metals / cryptocurrencies	40,302	36,215	4,088
Equity securities (funds and structured products)	27,453	27,679	– 226
Fixed income instruments (including funds and credit derivatives)	9,929	– 3,294	13,223
Refinancing income	– 1,708	– 4,097	2,388
Total result from trading activities and the fair value option	75,976	56,503	19,473

Hedging transactions for self-issued structured products that are measured using the fair value option and entered under ‘Liabilities from other financial instruments at fair value’ are recognised at fair value on the assets side of the trading business. The corresponding result is included in the total ‘Result from trading activities and the fair value option’. Separate recognition of income from applying the fair value option only to liabilities is not meaningful, which is why it is not used.

8.4 Personnel expenses

Amounts in 1,000 Swiss francs	2025	2024	Change
Salaries and benefits	174,394	165,882	8,511
of which: expenses related to share-based compensation	5,016	4,684	332
Social security contributions (OASI, IV, UI, etc.)	11,390	10,968	422
Pension expenses	20,372	19,602	770
Training and continuing education	2,170	2,086	84
Other personnel expenses	7,934	7,973	– 39
Total personnel expenses	216,260	206,511	9,749

8.5 General and administrative expenses

Amounts in 1,000 Swiss francs	2025	2024	Change
Office space expenses	6,504	5,817	688
Expenses for information and communications technology	49,004	45,986	3,018
Expenses for vehicles, equipment, furniture and other fixtures, as well as operating lease expenses	883	971	– 87
Fees of audit firms	606	580	26
of which, for financial and regulatory audits	544	456	88
of which, for other services	62	124	– 62
Other operating expenses	38,843	32,380	6,463
Total general and administrative expenses	95,840	85,734	10,107

8.6 Extraordinary income

Amounts in 1,000 Swiss francs	2025	2024	Change
Gain on mergers¹⁾	75	0	75
Income from sale of participations	212	10,167	– 9,955
Total extraordinary income	287	10,167	– 9,880

1)In 2025, the former subsidiary Refinum AG was merged into the parent company with effect from 1 January 2025.

8.7 Extraordinary expenses

Amounts in 1,000 Swiss francs	2025	2024	Change
Losses from disposal of participations	0	0	0
Total extraordinary expenses	0	0	0

8.8 Changes in reserves for general banking risks

Amounts in 1,000 Swiss francs	2025	2024	Change
Changes in reserves for general banking risks	0	0	0
Total changes in reserves for general banking risks	0	0	0

8.9 Taxes and tax rate

Amounts in 1,000 Swiss francs	2025	2024	Change
Current income taxes	31,662	27,821	3,841
Current capital taxes¹⁾	3,355	6,784	– 3,429
Total expenses for taxes	35,017	34,605	413
Weighted average tax rate (based on operating profit)	10.8 %	11.1 %	– 0.3 %

1)Due to the reduction of the ordinary capital tax rate in the Canton of Lucerne from 0.5 per mille to 0.25 per mille starting from tax year 2025, the respective tax expense decreased accordingly.