The financial result decreased by CHF 5.1 million compared to the previous year.
Market conditions last year were "challenging," according to the bank's Co-CEOs.
Dukascopy
Bank SA published a financial report summarizing its operations in the previous
year, achieving a net profit of CHF 1.3 million. This was accomplished despite
"unfavorable changes in the market environment," according to the
information provided in the publication.
However,
this is significantly less than the CHF 6.4 million reported in the
record-breaking year of 2022 and also less than the CHF 2.1 million net profit
from two years ago.
Dukascopy Profitable in 2023, Yet Net Profit Drops by CHF 5.1 Million
The report
published on Tuesday shows that the cost-to-income ratio increased to 89.2%
compared to 71.3% the previous year. Costs remained at levels similar to those
in 2022, but a decrease in total operating income by over CHF 5 million to CHF
22.1 million caused an boost in this ratio.
The results from the first half of the year, when trading income slumped 33% to CHF 9.6 million, already suggested that the results in 2023 could be worse. Especially, Dukascopy reported the second-highest-ever profit in 2022.
Source: Dukascopy Bank
From the
positive news, the total number of assets and client deposits only decreased
marginally compared to 2022, amounting to CHF 195.8 million and CHF 130.9
million, respectively.
“What makes
us proud is that in this international turmoil, Dukascopy Bank SA remains
stable and reliable with a valuable product and philosophy, rooted in the Swiss
tradition, and with a clear vision for the future,” reads the message from the Dukascopy Bank Board of Directors.
Dukascopy
reported that brokerage services for trading accounts remained the main source
of operation revenue. Aiming to expand earning potential, Dukascopy introduced
the MetaTrader5 platform, complementing the MetaTrader 4 and proprietary JForex
platform.
“Dukascopy
Bank consolidated its strategy by focusing on its two main business areas: FX
and CFD and retail banking services,” stated Veronika and Andrey Duka, the
Co-Chief Executive Officers. “Despite the challenges of the financial year
2023, the Bank remains profitable. The business of all subsidiaries of the Bank
as well.”
What’s New in Dukascopy
The Swiss
online bank recently partnered with Options Technology to provide customers
with real-time market data for US Equities, seamlessly integrated with Options'
pre-deployed technology stack. This collaboration ensures clients have
complete access to multi-asset class market data by ingesting, translating, and
disseminating normalized and historical tick data worldwide.
However,
not all news surrounding Dukascopy has been positive. The Swiss financial
institution recently warned the public about a fraudulent
clone website operating under the domain https://duukascoppy.com/. Dukascopy
Bank SA has clarified that this deceptive duplicate is not associated with
the bank or any of its affiliated entities, including Dukascopy Europe and
Dukascopy Japan.
On a more
positive note, Dukascopy has been expanding its offerings in the cryptocurrency
space. In October 2023, the Swiss broker introduced lending services, allowing users to quickly obtain cash using their cryptocurrency holdings as collateral.
Dukascopy
Bank SA published a financial report summarizing its operations in the previous
year, achieving a net profit of CHF 1.3 million. This was accomplished despite
"unfavorable changes in the market environment," according to the
information provided in the publication.
However,
this is significantly less than the CHF 6.4 million reported in the
record-breaking year of 2022 and also less than the CHF 2.1 million net profit
from two years ago.
Dukascopy Profitable in 2023, Yet Net Profit Drops by CHF 5.1 Million
The report
published on Tuesday shows that the cost-to-income ratio increased to 89.2%
compared to 71.3% the previous year. Costs remained at levels similar to those
in 2022, but a decrease in total operating income by over CHF 5 million to CHF
22.1 million caused an boost in this ratio.
The results from the first half of the year, when trading income slumped 33% to CHF 9.6 million, already suggested that the results in 2023 could be worse. Especially, Dukascopy reported the second-highest-ever profit in 2022.
Source: Dukascopy Bank
From the
positive news, the total number of assets and client deposits only decreased
marginally compared to 2022, amounting to CHF 195.8 million and CHF 130.9
million, respectively.
“What makes
us proud is that in this international turmoil, Dukascopy Bank SA remains
stable and reliable with a valuable product and philosophy, rooted in the Swiss
tradition, and with a clear vision for the future,” reads the message from the Dukascopy Bank Board of Directors.
Dukascopy
reported that brokerage services for trading accounts remained the main source
of operation revenue. Aiming to expand earning potential, Dukascopy introduced
the MetaTrader5 platform, complementing the MetaTrader 4 and proprietary JForex
platform.
“Dukascopy
Bank consolidated its strategy by focusing on its two main business areas: FX
and CFD and retail banking services,” stated Veronika and Andrey Duka, the
Co-Chief Executive Officers. “Despite the challenges of the financial year
2023, the Bank remains profitable. The business of all subsidiaries of the Bank
as well.”
What’s New in Dukascopy
The Swiss
online bank recently partnered with Options Technology to provide customers
with real-time market data for US Equities, seamlessly integrated with Options'
pre-deployed technology stack. This collaboration ensures clients have
complete access to multi-asset class market data by ingesting, translating, and
disseminating normalized and historical tick data worldwide.
However,
not all news surrounding Dukascopy has been positive. The Swiss financial
institution recently warned the public about a fraudulent
clone website operating under the domain https://duukascoppy.com/. Dukascopy
Bank SA has clarified that this deceptive duplicate is not associated with
the bank or any of its affiliated entities, including Dukascopy Europe and
Dukascopy Japan.
On a more
positive note, Dukascopy has been expanding its offerings in the cryptocurrency
space. In October 2023, the Swiss broker introduced lending services, allowing users to quickly obtain cash using their cryptocurrency holdings as collateral.
Damian Chmiel is a Senior Analyst & Editor at Finance Magnates with more than 15 years of experience in the CFD and online trading industry. Active as both a trader and journalist since 2010, he focuses on broker coverage, fintech innovation, and regulatory developments across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.
His work includes interviews with C-level leaders at major brokerages and fintech platforms, as well as co-authoring Finance Magnates’ quarterly industry benchmarking reports. Damian’s reporting is data-driven, market-aware, and grounded in direct industry engagement. His analysis and commentary have also been cited by external media outlets, including Investing.com, Binance, The Asset, Stockhead, and Dispatch.
Education:
MA in Finance and Accounting, Cracow University of Economics
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