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5 June 2008 - Press Briefing

Julius Baer opens private banking unit in Milan

Julius Baer has launched a private banking unit in Milan, targeting clients with at least €5m, according to various reports.

The new office will be managed by Fabrizio Rindi and Stefano Canossa.

Rindi told the Italian media in a presentation on the launch of the new office that Julius Baer did not rule out acquisitions to grow the business in Italy.

Tags: Italy

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