Julius Baer accelerates cost cuts as AUM drops 11%

Falls CHF 54bn in H1 2022

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AUM at Swiss private bank Julius Baer fell 11% in the first six months of the financial year, declining CHF 54bn to CHF 428bn, according to its half year results.

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