Julius Baer reported net new money inflows of 5.7 billion Swiss francs in the first half of 2026, beating expectations despite a slow start to the year. However, shares of the Swiss private bank fell over 4% as it warned that ongoing de-risking efforts and a revised risk and compliance framework would continue to weigh on growth through 2027.
Julius Baer reported net new money inflows of 5.7 billion Swiss francs in the first half of 2026, beating expectations despite a slow start to the year. However, shares of the Swiss private bank fell over 4% as it warned that ongoing de-risking efforts and a revised risk and compliance framework would continue to weigh on growth through 2027.
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