Julius Baer on Wednesday bought the Swiss private banking operations of Dutch lender ING for SFr520m ($507m) – its first acquisition since spinning off its fund management business. The acquisition of ING Bank (Switzerland) will add SFr15bn in funds under management, consolidating Baer’s position as Switzerland’s third-largest private bank after UBS and Credit Suisse. The deal will expand Baer’s roughly SFr150bn of client assets – reduced since the split last week with its GAM fund management business – by about 10%. Read more
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