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Julius Baer buys ING's Swiss private banking business

By Sameera Anand | 8 October 2009
Keywords: julius baer | ing | private banking | wealth management

Julius Baer pays $505 million for ING's private banking business in Switzerland, in a deal specialists say is a pre-cursor to the larger and more keenly contested sale of ING's private banking business in Asia.

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