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Julius Baer Hit by $157mn Loan Loss in Latest Blow to Turnaround Efforts

  • Swiss private bank Julius Baer disclosed a 130 million franc loan loss in May 2025 related to its private debt and mortgage portfolios.
  • The loss follows prior significant write-offs linked to Rene Benko's Signa real estate collapse, which led the bank to exit private debt lending.
  • Julius Baer ousted Chief Risk Officer Oliver Bartholet, appointing Ivan Ivanic as his successor effective July 1, 2025, amid ongoing portfolio reviews.
  • The bank attracted 4.2 billion francs in net new money from mainly Asian and Western European clients but saw assets under management fall 6 percent to 467 billion francs due to currency effects.
  • The loan loss and management changes highlight challenges in Julius Baer's turnaround, though CEO Bollinger stated no further major credit losses are expected at this time.
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Bloomberg broke the news in United States on Tuesday, May 20, 2025.
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