Julius Bär to Launch Share Buyback of Up to CHF 600 Million

By Public Technologies
  • Julius Bär will launch a share buyback of up to CHF 600 million on November 2, 2026.
  • The program is expected to finish within one year, subject to market conditions.
  • Repurchases will reduce CET1 capital over the program’s duration.
  • The board intends to cancel repurchased shares using the capital band authorized on April 9, 2026.


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