Morningstar provides detailed information on the Multicooperation SICAV - Julius Baer Fixed Income Global Quality High Yield USD A fund, highlighting its focus on high-yield fixed income assets denominated in US dollars.
According to the Julius Baer Global Wealth and Lifestyle Report 2026, Bangkok has been listed as one of the top 10 most expensive cities globally for wealthy individuals.
Murat Ay, a businessman and former banker at Swiss wealth management giant Julius Baer, has entered the Romanian real estate market by acquiring the @Expo office complex in Bucharest from Belgian developer Ateno.
The CEO of Julius Baer has reportedly received higher compensation than the CEO of UBS, highlighting differences in executive pay within the Swiss banking sector.
According to reports, SMBC and Julius Baer are making plans to establish new technology hubs in India, signaling an expansion of their tech operations.
A report by Julius Baer and EY indicates that assets managed by Indian family offices are expected to increase by 1.5 times over the next three years, highlighting significant growth in the sector.
A report by Julius Baer Group identifies Singapore, Zurich, and Monaco as the world's most expensive cities for luxury spending, noting a significant increase in the cost of maintaining a premium standard of living over the past year.
Julius Baer announced that its Assets Under Management (AUM) have reached SFr 528 billion. The financial institution also signaled expectations for 'substantially higher' first-half profits.
Investment bank Julius Baer has advised investors to accumulate more gold, suggesting current price levels present a favorable opportunity for increasing holdings in the precious metal.
Murat Ay, a former banker with Julius Baer, is entering the Romanian real estate market by acquiring the @Expo office complex in Bucharest from a Belgian developer.
SMBC and Julius Baer are among several firms establishing new technology centers in India, signaling a growing trend of global companies investing in India's tech talent.
Zurich-based bank Julius Baer announced a significant rebound in its earnings, with net profits more than doubling to SFr673mn, signaling early signs of a turnaround, and reported a Non-GAAP EPS of CHF 3.27 with net interest income of CHF 72.6 million.
US stock indices and futures have retreated, with Wall Street falling due to escalating US-Iran tensions weighing on market sentiment, though some analysts suggest markets could take time to recover even with a potential Iran deal.
Stefan Bollinger, CEO of Bank Julius Baer, received 24 million Swiss francs last year, which is 10 million francs more than the salary of UBS CEO Sergio Ermotti.