Swiss banking giant Julius Baer to lay-off nearly 400 employees
Swiss banking giant Julius Baer has announced plans to cut its workforce by around 5%. The layoff is as part of a cost-saving strategy launched by the new CEO, Stefan Bollinger. The decision comes after the bank suffered significant financial losses due to its involvement with the now-defunct property group Signa.
Im Nachgang der Belastungen, die Julius Bär im Zuge der Signa-Pleite zu schultern hatte, steht die Bank nun im Fokus eines ...
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