Swiss private banking group Julius Baer has named Yves Robert-Charrue as the new interim head of Investment Solutions Group (ISG).
He will replace Burkhard Varnholt, who is set to depart from the bank at the end of May following realignments within ISG. Varnholt served as the bank’s CIO and head of ISG since 2014.
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Robert-Charrue, who also serves as head of Intermediaries, will report directly to CEO Boris Collardi in the new role.
"I am pleased that Yves Robert-Charrue has agreed to assume the leadership of ISG ad interim. At the same time, I sincerely thank Burkhard Varnholt for his valuable contribution in the past years – thanks to his vision, Julius Baer has become a leading private bank with regard to responsible investing. We wish him the best of success for his future endeavours," Collardi said.
Robert-Charrue, whp joined Julius Baer in 2009, served as member of the bank’s executive board since 2010, as well as held the role of head ISG from 2010 to 2011.
As a result of the changes, Yves Bonzon will become the bank’s sole CIO, responsible for heading the bank’s Investment Management (IM) division that manages discretionary investment solutions.
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