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Swiss Regulator Ends Proceedings Against Julius Baer

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 29 September 2026, 09:27 UTC 1 min read
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Julius Baer has applied for permission to restart share buybacks after Swiss regulator Finma concluded its enforcement procedure against the wealth manager, removing a long-standing overhang that has weighed on the stock. Juilius Baer came under scrutiny following steep losses from dealings with Austrian property tycoon Rene Benko. Bloomberg's Tom Metcalf explains.

Julius Baer has applied for permission to restart share buybacks after Swiss regulator Finma concluded its enforcement procedure against the wealth manager, removing a long-standing overhang that has weighed on the stock. Juilius Baer came under scrutiny following steep losses from dealings with Austrian property tycoon Rene Benko. Bloomberg's Tom Metcalf explains. (Source: Bloomberg)
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