By Andrea Figueras
Julius Baer will reshape its executive board with a series of internal promotions and new hires, effective from the beginning of 2024.
Yves Robert-Charrue, member of the executive board and head of Switzerland, Europe, Middle East and Africa, will leave the company early next year, the Swiss wealth management group said on Monday.
Beatriz Sanchez will also step down from the board and assume the position of chair of Americas, it said.
Among others, the company appointed Sonia Goessi, Carlos Recoder Miralles, Rahul Malhotra, Thomas Frauenlob and Sandra Niethen as new members of the executive board.
Both Goessi and Frauenlob join from UBS. Goessi will be head of Switzerland and Europe while Frauenlob will be appointed head of intermediaries and family offices.
Recoder Miralles, Malhotra and Niethen currently hold different positions at Julius Baer and will be appointed head of Americas and Iberia, head of emerging markets and head of client strategy and experience, respectively.
The company will change its regional structure and include the human resources division on the executive board.
“The changes in structure and leadership are designed to enhance the delivery of its targets for the 2023-2025 strategic cycle and beyond,” it said.
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