Julius Baer to nominate ex-HSBC CEO Noel Quinn
Former HSBC chief Noel Quinn to become Julius Baer chair
Julius Baer has named former HSBC chief executive Noel Quinn as its next chair, as the Swiss bank and wealth manager embarks on a cost-cutting drive and seeks to recover from a crisis triggered by its exposure to failed property group Signa. Quinn spent almost four decades at HSBC and was appointed group chief executive in March 2020.
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