Swiss Re consensus holds steady, SMI heavyweight shares trade near 124 francs

By Anna Wagner, Analysts & Consensus desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-23, 20:45.

Swiss Re (CH0126881561) remains one of the heavier-weight names in the Swiss Market Index SMI, with the shares trading on SIX Swiss Exchange around 124 Swiss francs according to recent quote data. Consensus estimates and rating distribution continue to frame the stock for investors ahead of the next earnings date in early August.

What the consensus shows today

Across major data providers, analysts largely rate Swiss Re as either Buy or Hold, with only a smaller group on the Sell side. Investing.com, which aggregates multiple broker views, shows a blended recommendation around Hold with a 12-month price target meaningfully above the current SIX level, underlining perceived upside from present valuations Investing.com consensus page for Swiss Re.

Compiled data on MarketBeat for the US-traded ADR SSREY also point to forward-looking expectations that assume continued profitability and dividend capacity, even though reported P/E ratios are currently not meaningful due to recent loss cycles in the reinsurance sector MarketBeat Swiss Re ADR profile. The mix of ratings mirrors the balance between attractive yield and exposure to large catastrophe risks.

Upcoming earnings and calendar focus

For calendar planning, MarketBeat lists 6 August 2026 as the next expected earnings date for Swiss Re, which would bring the next set of detailed figures and guidance to the market MarketBeat earnings calendar entry. With the fiscal year ending on 31 December 2026, the August release is positioned as a mid-year checkpoint on claims experience, investment income and capital strength.

Dividend information remains a key part of the equity story. Data from finanzen.ch show the Swiss Re shares changing hands around 123.85 Swiss francs in Tuesday midday trading on SIX, a level that continues to embed an above-average dividend yield compared with many SMI peers in the financials segment finanzen.ch Swiss Re dividend page. The yield profile is often cited by analysts as a stabilizing factor for the stock.

How Swiss Re earns its money

Swiss Re generates its revenue primarily from reinsurance and related risk transfer services across property and casualty, life and health, and corporate solutions. The group structures covers for insurers and large corporates worldwide, taking on catastrophe risk, mortality risk and specialty exposures such as aviation or energy on a diversified portfolio basis.

Where the shares trade today

The Swiss Re shares (CH0126881561) trade on 2026-06-23, 12:22 on SIX Swiss Exchange at 123.85 Swiss francs.

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