Zurich-based Julius Baer unveils its new office in Hong Kong which has a total space of 100,000 square feet.
Julius Baer has launched its new four-floor office at Two Taikoo Place in Hong Kong, according to a statement.
«Spanning 100,000 sq ft, this innovative workspace is designed to provide an unparalleled experience and accommodate the continued expansion of our talented team,» said head Greater China and branch manager Hong Kong David Shick.
«The cutting-edge facilities and unique design elements not only reflect our dedication to setting trends within the wealth management industry but also exemplify our focus on innovation and our commitment to better serving our clients’ needs.»
500-Strong
Julius Baer first established its Hong Kong operations in 2006 and now employs over 500 people to serve clients across Greater China.
The bank noted that it had a positive outlook on the wealth management industry in Hong Kong, adding that it would «leverage the recent initiatives to attract investment and family offices to grow its business further».
Asia: 25 Percent
Julius Baer also highlighted the growing appetite for managed solutions, like discretionary portfolio management, and wealth planning services.
«In the last two decades, Asia has emerged as a pivotal region for the bank, and as our second home market, contributes to 25 percent of our global business,» said executive board member and head Asia Pacific Jimmy Lee.
