Top wealth manager Julius Baer caught in property write-off storm as CEO steps down
The company will cut 250 jobs this year, impacting around 3% of its 7,425 employees.
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The company will cut 250 jobs this year, impacting around 3% of its 7,425 employees.
(Bloomberg) -- Julius Baer Group Ltd. said it would exit its private debt business after writing down all of its loans to the bankrupt Signa companies, and confirmed that Chief Executive Officer Philipp Rickenbacher is stepping down as a result of the scandal. Most Read from BloombergTrump Risks Losing More Than Half of Swing-State Voters If Found GuiltyMusk’s $55 Billion Pay Package Voided, Threatening World’s Biggest FortuneHouse Passes $78 Billion Business, Child Tax Break BillS&P 500 Has Its
The company will cut 250 jobs this year, impacting around 3% of its 7,425 employees.
The Swiss bank said it lost CHF 596 million ($678 million) on private loans to the Austrian real estate company
Julius Baer CEO Philipp Rickenbacher is set to exit after a write-down of the firm’s largest private debt exposure added to the halving of profits