Julius Baer CEO departs after private credit write-down contributes to 52% profit slump

Wealth manager exits private credit business

Valeria Martinez
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Julius Baer chief executive Philipp Rickenbacher is set to exit the business after a write-down of the firm’s largest private debt exposure contributed to the wipe-out of more than half of its annual profits.

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