US EditionJulius Baer CEO Tops Highest Pay at UBS
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Stefan Bollinger became CEO of the Swiss private bank Julius Baer in 2025. The bank paid him a compensation of approximately 26 million euros for that year – the majority of which was for his work at his previous employer, Goldman Sachs.
At Privatbank Julius Bär, CEO Stefan Bollinger receives a compensation of 24 million Swiss francs. 40 percent is the wage payment for the financial year 2025, the remaining 60 percent is compensation for lost payments to the former employer.
Medium-sized private bank, maximum Golden-Hello: Stefan Bollinger collects as with ex-company Goldman Sachs – only 16 million start-up gifts. The Julius Bear is one fifteenth of the UBS with a good 7,000 employees. But its operative handlebar collects compensation reminiscent of big bank mania. 24 million. Never heard of. This includes 16 million as a start-up gift. This as compensation for [...]
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