{ "resultSet": [ { "id": "92ce8e0441fab233ab45bc4db8161711c50186dd/tx_news_domain_model_news/6693", "type": "tx_news_domain_model_news", "site": "www.juliusbaer.com", "siteHash": "92ce8e0441fab233ab45bc4db8161711c50186dd", "uid": 6693, "pid": 13, "variantId": "a35aea9087384e214a56c8a0ba689542f34e27a6/tx_news_domain_model_news/6693", "created": "2024-09-12T16:18:46Z", "changed": "2025-06-19T13:15:18Z", "access": [ "r:0" ], "abstract": "In the latest edition of the Elbphilharmonie \u0027Innerviews\u0027, we meet the young violist S\u00e0o Soulez Larivi\u00e8re and talk to him about new perspectives, human and artistic diversity, and what performing at the Elbphilharmonie means to him.", "abstract_textS": "In the latest edition of the Elbphilharmonie \u0027Innerviews\u0027, we meet the young violist S\u00e0o Soulez Larivi\u00e8re and talk to him about new perspectives, human and artistic diversity, and what performing at the Elbphilharmonie means to him.", "title": "Elbphilharmonie \u2018Innerviews\u2019 - S\u00e0o Soulez Larivi\u00e8re", "titleExact": "Elbphilharmonie \u2018Innerviews\u2019 - S\u00e0o Soulez Larivi\u00e8re", "startDate_intS": 1726462800, "title_textS": "Elbphilharmonie \u2018Innerviews\u2019 - S\u00e0o Soulez Larivi\u00e8re", "facetType_stringM": [ "Article" ], "url": "https://www.juliusbaer.com/en/insights/company-insights/our-commitments/elbphilharmonie-innerviews-sao-soulez-lariviere/", "content": "Looking inwards \u2013 in the \u0027Elbphilharmonie Innerviews\u0027, artists explore the Elbphilharmonie Hamburg in their own unique ways, letting their thoughts run free. The result: special insights into the spaces of the concert hall and a rare opportunity to get to know the artists personally beyond the stage. \u201cIn this unpredictable and constantly changing world, diversity is the main thing that drives us forwards,\u201d claims S\u00e0o Soulez Larivi\u00e8re. \u201cIn this vibrant harbour, every wave brings a greeting from afar,\u201d he gushes, while looking out over the Elbe. \u201cThis also reflects my roots and my own personal journey.\u201d In this Elbphilharmonie Innerview, the violist, who has Dutch and French roots, talks about being cosmopolitan and the power of music to connect people, as well as his own vision and what makes his instrument so special. A cosmopolitan outlook \u201cMusic is a universal language that connects me with a wide variety of places and people,\u201d says S\u00e0o Soulez Larivi\u00e8re, who describes himself as having a \u201ccosmopolitan outlook\u201d. Born in Paris in 1998, his education first took him to the Yehudi Menuhin School in England, before he moved to Berlin to study under star violist Tabea Zimermann. For some time now, the award-winning violist has been travelling around the world to play concerts. He is grateful for the opportunity he has had to experience various cultures: \u201cEvery experience enriches my perspectives and encourages a deep appreciation of the richness of the various forms of human expression.\u201d Along the way, I have learned in particular to love differences and see the beauty in the previously unfamiliar. The power of music to connect people is something he experiences not only through contact with the audience, as a unique opportunity for emotional communication, but also when making music with others: \u201cChamber music plays a key role in the viola\u0027s artistic identity,\u201d explains S\u00e0o Soulez Larivi\u00e8re, who has also played lots of music since childhood with his sister, the violinist Cosima Soulez Larivi\u00e8re. Chamber music is where he experiences what lies at the heart of human interaction: \u201cYou need to learn how to listen attentively and adapt your own playing. For me, this embodies the essence of communication, which is listening, empathy, and sincerity.\u201d Curiosity and an appetite for discovery For S\u00e0o Soulez Larivi\u00e8re, the viola, which spent a long time in the shadow of the violin and cello as a solo instrument, has a special kind of potential to advance not just its specific repertoire, but also the music world in general. \u201cIt\u0027s all about being brave enough to experiment and find creative ways of breaking down the traditional boundaries of classical music,\u201d he believes. With his genuine artistic openness and numerous composition commissions, the Berlin-based musician has already become one of the greatest ambassadors for his instrument \u2013 and has been passing on his appetite for discovery as a lecturer at the Mozarteum University in Salzburg since 2023. He is convinced that \u201cmusic itself can awaken curiosity\u201d. And this is a great gift he wants to share. 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The result: special insights into the spaces of the concert hall and a rare opportunity to get to know the artists personally beyond the stage. \u201cIn this unpredictable and constantly changing world, diversity is the main thing that drives us forwards,\u201d claims S\u00e0o Soulez Larivi\u00e8re. \u201cIn this vibrant harbour, every wave brings a greeting from afar,\u201d he gushes, while looking out over the Elbe. \u201cThis also reflects my roots and my own personal journey.\u201d In this Elbphilharmonie Innerview, the violist, who has Dutch and French roots, talks about being cosmopolitan and the power of music to connect people, as well as his own vision and what makes his instrument so special. A cosmopolitan outlook \u201cMusic is a universal language that connects me with a wide variety of places and people,\u201d says S\u00e0o Soulez Larivi\u00e8re, who describes himself as having a \u201ccosmopolitan outlook\u201d. Born in Paris in 1998, his education first took him to the Yehudi Menuhin School in England, before he moved to Berlin to study under star violist Tabea Zimermann. For some time now, the award-winning violist has been travelling around the world to play concerts. He is grateful for the opportunity he has had to experience various cultures: \u201cEvery experience enriches my perspectives and encourages a deep appreciation of the richness of the various forms of human expression.\u201d Along the way, I have learned in particular to love differences and see the beauty in the previously unfamiliar. The power of music to connect people is something he experiences not only through contact with the audience, as a unique opportunity for emotional communication, but also when making music with others: \u201cChamber music plays a key role in the viola\u0027s artistic identity,\u201d explains S\u00e0o Soulez Larivi\u00e8re, who has also played lots of music since childhood with his sister, the violinist Cosima Soulez Larivi\u00e8re. Chamber music is where he experiences what lies at the heart of human interaction: \u201cYou need to learn how to listen attentively and adapt your own playing. 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Born in Paris in 1998, his education first took him to the Yehudi Menuhin School in England, before he moved to Berlin to study under star violist Tabea Zimermann. For some time now, the award-winning violist has been travelling around the world to play concerts. He is grateful for the opportunity he has had to experience various cultures: \u201cEvery experience enriches my perspectives and encourages a deep appreciation of the richness of the various forms of human expression.\u201d Along the way, I have learned in particular to love differences and see the beauty in the previously unfamiliar. The power of music to connect people is something he experiences not only through contact with the audience, as a unique opportunity for emotional communication, but also when making music with others: \u201cChamber music plays a key role in the viola\u0027s artistic identity,\u201d explains S\u00e0o Soulez Larivi\u00e8re, who has also played lots of music since childhood with his sister, the violinist Cosima Soulez Larivi\u00e8re. Chamber music is where he experiences what lies at the heart of human interaction: \u201cYou need to learn how to listen attentively and adapt your own playing. For me, this embodies the essence of communication, which is listening, empathy, and sincerity.\u201d Curiosity and an appetite for discovery For S\u00e0o Soulez Larivi\u00e8re, the viola, which spent a long time in the shadow of the violin and cello as a solo instrument, has a special kind of potential to advance not just its specific repertoire, but also the music world in general. \u201cIt\u0027s all about being brave enough to experiment and find creative ways of breaking down the traditional boundaries of classical music,\u201d he believes. With his genuine artistic openness and numerous composition commissions, the Berlin-based musician has already become one of the greatest ambassadors for his instrument \u2013 and has been passing on his appetite for discovery as a lecturer at the Mozarteum University in Salzburg since 2023. He is convinced that \u201cmusic itself can awaken curiosity\u201d. And this is a great gift he wants to share. 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We wish everybody an unforgettable evening!", "portalId_intS": 9, "mainTag_textS": "Our Commitments", "_version_": 1835356760119967744, "indexed": "2025-06-19T11:30:03Z", "score": 103.48053, "facetType": "Article", "breadcrumbs_stringM": [] }, { "id": "92ce8e0441fab233ab45bc4db8161711c50186dd/tx_news_domain_model_news/1820", "type": "tx_news_domain_model_news", "site": "www.juliusbaer.com", "siteHash": "92ce8e0441fab233ab45bc4db8161711c50186dd", "uid": 1820, "pid": 152, "variantId": "a35aea9087384e214a56c8a0ba689542f34e27a6/tx_news_domain_model_news/1820", "created": "2019-11-29T13:37:15Z", "changed": "2019-12-02T07:38:42Z", "access": [ "r:0" ], "abstract": "Die Bank Julius B\u00e4r Deutschland AG, die auf das Private Banking f\u00fcr anspruchsvolle verm\u00f6gende Privatkunden und Unternehmer spezialisiert ist, bekommt mit Thomas Falk ein neues Vorstandsmitglied. Thomas Falk \u00fcbernimmt die Aufgaben von Ursula Egli, die 2015 zu der Bank Julius B\u00e4r nach Deutschland gekommen ist. Sie wird als Mitglied des Aufsichtsrates der Bank weiterhin erhalten bleiben.", "abstract_textS": "Die Bank Julius B\u00e4r Deutschland AG, die auf das Private Banking f\u00fcr anspruchsvolle verm\u00f6gende Privatkunden und Unternehmer spezialisiert ist, bekommt mit Thomas Falk ein neues Vorstandsmitglied. Thomas Falk \u00fcbernimmt die Aufgaben von Ursula Egli, die 2015 zu der Bank Julius B\u00e4r nach Deutschland gekommen ist. Sie wird als Mitglied des Aufsichtsrates der Bank weiterhin erhalten bleiben.", "title": "Neues Vorstandsmitglied bei der Bank Julius B\u00e4r Deutschland AG", "titleExact": "Neues Vorstandsmitglied bei der Bank Julius B\u00e4r Deutschland AG", "startDate_intS": 1575270000, "title_textS": "Neues Vorstandsmitglied bei der Bank Julius B\u00e4r Deutschland AG", "facetType_stringM": [ "News" ], "url": "/en/media-investors/news/neues-vorstandsmitglied-bei-der-bank-julius-baer-deutschland-ag/", "content": "Frankfurt am Main, 2. Dezember 2019 \u2013 Ursula Egli wird als Mitglied des Vorstandes der Bank Julius B\u00e4r Deutschland AG zur\u00fccktreten, um sich als Chief Risk Officer Schweiz und EMEA der Bank Julius B\u00e4r Bank neuen Aufgaben zu widmen. Ihre Funktion \u00fcbernimmt ab sofort Thomas Falk, der wie seine Vorg\u00e4ngerin als Chief Operating, Financial und Risk Officer (COO/CFO/CRO) alle Marktfolgebereiche der Bank mit Hauptsitz in Frankfurt verantworten wird. Thomas Falk war bislang bei der Citigroup Global Markets Europe AG in Frankfurt Vorstandsmitglied als CRO mit den Zust\u00e4ndigkeiten f\u00fcr die Bereiche Risikocontrolling, Marktfolge Kreditrisikomanagement, Compliance und Geldw\u00e4sche. \u201eBanken m\u00fcssen heute mehr denn je Wert auf ein strategisches Risikomanagement und eine effektive Compliance legen, um nicht nur aufsichtsrechtliche Vorgaben zu erf\u00fcllen, sondern auch, um Ertragskraft und Wachstum sicherzustellen\u201c, betont Heiko Schlag, Vorstandsvorsitzender der Bank Julius B\u00e4r Deutschland AG, und erg\u00e4nzt: \u201eMit Thomas Falk haben wir einen ausgewiesenen Experten auf diesem Gebiet gewinnen k\u00f6nnen, der auch die Bed\u00fcrfnisse unserer Kunden fest im Blick hat. Zusammen werden wir die Qualit\u00e4t unserer Dienstleistung sowie die pers\u00f6nliche Beratung stetig weiterentwickeln.\u201c Thomas Falk war vor seiner Position als Vorstandsmitglied bei der Citigroup auch einige Jahre bei J.P. Morgan, wo er unter anderem Vice President und Leiter des Institutional Fund Controlling, der Steuerabteilung und des Risikocontrollings in der Depotbank war. \u201eUrsula Egli hat w\u00e4hrend ihrer Zeit bei der Bank Julius B\u00e4r Deutschland AG eine Vielzahl strategischer und regulatorischer Projekte erfolgreich realisiert. Ihr Einsatz und ihre langj\u00e4hrige Erfahrung haben ma\u00dfgeblich zu unserem Wachstum der vergangenen Jahre beigetragen. Daf\u00fcr m\u00f6chte ich ihr herzlich danken\u201c, unterstreicht Heiko Schlag. Ursula Egli wird auch in Zukunft ihr umfassendes Know-how f\u00fcr die Bank Julius B\u00e4r Deutschland AG einsetzen. Denn neben ihrer neuen Funktion innerhalb der Bank Julius B\u00e4r wird sie als Mitglied des Aufsichtsrates auch der Bank in Frankfurt weiterhin erhalten bleiben. Die Bank Julius B\u00e4r Deutschland AG mit den Standorten in Frankfurt am Main (Hauptsitz), Berlin, D\u00fcsseldorf, Hamburg, Hannover, Kiel, Mannheim, M\u00fcnchen, Stuttgart und W\u00fcrzburg ist eine 100%ige Tochtergesellschaft der Julius B\u00e4r Gruppe in Z\u00fcrich.", "contentExact": "Frankfurt am Main, 2. Dezember 2019 \u2013 Ursula Egli wird als Mitglied des Vorstandes der Bank Julius B\u00e4r Deutschland AG zur\u00fccktreten, um sich als Chief Risk Officer Schweiz und EMEA der Bank Julius B\u00e4r Bank neuen Aufgaben zu widmen. Ihre Funktion \u00fcbernimmt ab sofort Thomas Falk, der wie seine Vorg\u00e4ngerin als Chief Operating, Financial und Risk Officer (COO/CFO/CRO) alle Marktfolgebereiche der Bank mit Hauptsitz in Frankfurt verantworten wird. Thomas Falk war bislang bei der Citigroup Global Markets Europe AG in Frankfurt Vorstandsmitglied als CRO mit den Zust\u00e4ndigkeiten f\u00fcr die Bereiche Risikocontrolling, Marktfolge Kreditrisikomanagement, Compliance und Geldw\u00e4sche. \u201eBanken m\u00fcssen heute mehr denn je Wert auf ein strategisches Risikomanagement und eine effektive Compliance legen, um nicht nur aufsichtsrechtliche Vorgaben zu erf\u00fcllen, sondern auch, um Ertragskraft und Wachstum sicherzustellen\u201c, betont Heiko Schlag, Vorstandsvorsitzender der Bank Julius B\u00e4r Deutschland AG, und erg\u00e4nzt: \u201eMit Thomas Falk haben wir einen ausgewiesenen Experten auf diesem Gebiet gewinnen k\u00f6nnen, der auch die Bed\u00fcrfnisse unserer Kunden fest im Blick hat. Zusammen werden wir die Qualit\u00e4t unserer Dienstleistung sowie die pers\u00f6nliche Beratung stetig weiterentwickeln.\u201c Thomas Falk war vor seiner Position als Vorstandsmitglied bei der Citigroup auch einige Jahre bei J.P. Morgan, wo er unter anderem Vice President und Leiter des Institutional Fund Controlling, der Steuerabteilung und des Risikocontrollings in der Depotbank war. \u201eUrsula Egli hat w\u00e4hrend ihrer Zeit bei der Bank Julius B\u00e4r Deutschland AG eine Vielzahl strategischer und regulatorischer Projekte erfolgreich realisiert. Ihr Einsatz und ihre langj\u00e4hrige Erfahrung haben ma\u00dfgeblich zu unserem Wachstum der vergangenen Jahre beigetragen. Daf\u00fcr m\u00f6chte ich ihr herzlich danken\u201c, unterstreicht Heiko Schlag. Ursula Egli wird auch in Zukunft ihr umfassendes Know-how f\u00fcr die Bank Julius B\u00e4r Deutschland AG einsetzen. Denn neben ihrer neuen Funktion innerhalb der Bank Julius B\u00e4r wird sie als Mitglied des Aufsichtsrates auch der Bank in Frankfurt weiterhin erhalten bleiben. Die Bank Julius B\u00e4r Deutschland AG mit den Standorten in Frankfurt am Main (Hauptsitz), Berlin, D\u00fcsseldorf, Hamburg, Hannover, Kiel, Mannheim, M\u00fcnchen, Stuttgart und W\u00fcrzburg ist eine 100%ige Tochtergesellschaft der Julius B\u00e4r Gruppe in Z\u00fcrich.", "teaser": "Frankfurt am Main, 2. Dezember 2019 \u2013 Ursula Egli wird als Mitglied des Vorstandes der Bank Julius B\u00e4r Deutschland AG zur\u00fccktreten, um sich als Chief Risk Officer Schweiz und EMEA der Bank Julius B\u00e4r Bank neuen Aufgaben zu widmen. Ihre Funktion \u00fcbernimmt ab sofort Thomas Falk, der wie seine Vorg\u00e4nge", "channels_stringM": [ "Germany" ], "channels_textM": [ "Germany" ], "_version_": 1823929431222124544, "indexed": "2025-02-13T08:17:33Z", "score": 93.54366, "facetType": "News", "availableLanguages": [ { "title": "English", "enabled": true, "base": "https://www.juliusbaer.com/en/", "typo3Language": "default", "locale": "en_US.UTF-8", "iso-639-1": "en", "navigationTitle": "English", "hreflang": "en", "direction": "ltr", "flag": "flags-gb", "languageId": 0, "shortTitle": "EN", "solr_core_read": "core_en", "staticLanguageId": 30, "websiteTitle": "", "twoLetterIsoCode": "en", "flagIdentifier": "flags-gb", "fallbackType": "strict", "fallbackLanguageIds": [], "newsTranslationUid": 1820, "newsApiUrl": "/newsApi/v2/newsContent/1820/?L=0" } ], "breadcrumbs_stringM": [] }, { "id": "92ce8e0441fab233ab45bc4db8161711c50186dd/tx_news_domain_model_news/4875", "type": "tx_news_domain_model_news", "site": "www.juliusbaer.com", "siteHash": "92ce8e0441fab233ab45bc4db8161711c50186dd", "uid": 4875, "pid": 152, "variantId": "a35aea9087384e214a56c8a0ba689542f34e27a6/tx_news_domain_model_news/4875", "created": "2023-02-06T18:37:01Z", "changed": "2023-02-07T08:00:07Z", "access": [ "r:0" ], "abstract": "Die Bank Julius B\u00e4r Deutschland AG, die auf das Wealth Management f\u00fcr anspruchsvolle verm\u00f6gende Privatkunden und Unternehmer spezialisiert ist, wird k\u00fcnftig wieder von einem dreik\u00f6pfigen Vorstand geleitet. Ab sofort \u00fcbernimmt Cornelia Thum die Aufgabe des Chief Operating Officer (COO) von Thomas Falk, der weiterhin die Funktionen als Chief Financial und Chief Risk Officer (CFO/CRO) verantworten wird. Diese Erweiterung des Vorstands unterstreicht das nachhaltige Wachstum der Bank in Deutschland.", "abstract_textS": "Die Bank Julius B\u00e4r Deutschland AG, die auf das Wealth Management f\u00fcr anspruchsvolle verm\u00f6gende Privatkunden und Unternehmer spezialisiert ist, wird k\u00fcnftig wieder von einem dreik\u00f6pfigen Vorstand geleitet. Ab sofort \u00fcbernimmt Cornelia Thum die Aufgabe des Chief Operating Officer (COO) von Thomas Falk, der weiterhin die Funktionen als Chief Financial und Chief Risk Officer (CFO/CRO) verantworten wird. Diese Erweiterung des Vorstands unterstreicht das nachhaltige Wachstum der Bank in Deutschland.", "title": "Bank Julius B\u00e4r Deutschland AG erweitert den Vorstand", "titleExact": "Bank Julius B\u00e4r Deutschland AG erweitert den Vorstand", "startDate_intS": 1675753200, "title_textS": "Bank Julius B\u00e4r Deutschland AG erweitert den Vorstand", "facetType_stringM": [ "News" ], "url": "/en/media-investors/news/bank-julius-baer-deutschland-ag-erweitert-den-vorstand/", "content": "Frankfurt, 07. Februar 2023 \u2013 Neben dem langj\u00e4hrigen Vorstandsvorsitzenden, Heiko Schlag, und Thomas Falk, der seit 2019 alle Marktfolgebereiche verantwortet hat, wird nun auch Cornelia Thum als Mitglied des Vorstands aktiv werden und als COO die Bereiche Operations, IT und Projekte leiten. Cornelia Thum kennt die Bank Julius B\u00e4r bereits sehr gut. Im Januar 2011 startete sie ihre Karriere am Hauptsitz in Frankfurt und verantwortete hier einen Produktbereich, gefolgt von verschiedenen Stationen in der Projektleitung sowie im Business Support. Seit 2016 war sie f\u00fcr das Business Management der Bank in Deutschland verantwortlich. Bereits seit 2022 ist sie als COO und Mitglied der erweiterten Gesch\u00e4ftsleitung t\u00e4tig. Vor ihrer Zeit bei Julius B\u00e4r arbeitete Cornelia Thum bei der BHF-Bank AG und der HypoVereinsbank AG als Kundenberaterin in den Bereichen Private Banking sowie Wealth Management. Genau diese unterschiedlichen Stationen begr\u00fc\u00dft Heiko Schlag, Vorstandsvorsitzender der Bank Julius B\u00e4r Deutschland AG, ausdr\u00fccklich: \u201eBanken m\u00fcssen heute mehr denn je Wert auf die W\u00fcnsche ihrer Kundinnen und Kunden legen. Dies gilt nicht nur bei der direkten Beratung, sondern auch bei allen anschlie\u00dfenden Schnittstellen und Prozessen\u201c, betont Heiko Schlag und erg\u00e4nzt: \u201eIn Cornelia Thum haben wir eine ausgewiesene Expertin, die mit sehr viel Erfahrung in allen kundenrelevanten Bereichen, besonders in der direkten Beratung, die Bed\u00fcrfnisse unserer Kundinnen und Kunden fest im Blick hat. Hinzu kommt ihre Kompetenz im Bereich ESG, der f\u00fcr uns als Bank zunehmend an Bedeutung gewinnt. Gemeinsam werden wir die Qualit\u00e4t unserer Dienstleistungen \u2013 auch im digitalen Bereich \u2013 stetig weiterentwickeln.\u201c Die Schaffung zus\u00e4tzlicher Kapazit\u00e4ten im Vorstand unterstreicht auch die k\u00fcnftigen Wachstumspl\u00e4ne der Bank in Deutschland: \u201eIm zweik\u00f6pfigen Vorstand der letzten Jahre hat Thomas Falk die umfangreichen Themen und Projekte seiner Bereiche sehr erfolgreich verantwortet. Wir m\u00f6chten nun gezielt die n\u00e4chsten Wachstumsschritte angehen. Daf\u00fcr brauchen wir die volle Expertise von Thomas Falk in den wichtigen Kernbereichen CFO und CRO \u2013 und die zus\u00e4tzliche Unterst\u00fctzung von Cornelia Thum als COO\u201c, fasst Heiko Schlag zusammen. Die Bank Julius B\u00e4r Deutschland AG mit den Standorten Frankfurt am Main (Hauptsitz), Berlin, D\u00fcsseldorf, Hamburg, Hannover, Kiel, Mannheim, M\u00fcnchen, Stuttgart und W\u00fcrzburg ist eine 100%ige Tochtergesellschaft der Julius B\u00e4r Gruppe in Z\u00fcrich.", "contentExact": "Frankfurt, 07. Februar 2023 \u2013 Neben dem langj\u00e4hrigen Vorstandsvorsitzenden, Heiko Schlag, und Thomas Falk, der seit 2019 alle Marktfolgebereiche verantwortet hat, wird nun auch Cornelia Thum als Mitglied des Vorstands aktiv werden und als COO die Bereiche Operations, IT und Projekte leiten. Cornelia Thum kennt die Bank Julius B\u00e4r bereits sehr gut. Im Januar 2011 startete sie ihre Karriere am Hauptsitz in Frankfurt und verantwortete hier einen Produktbereich, gefolgt von verschiedenen Stationen in der Projektleitung sowie im Business Support. Seit 2016 war sie f\u00fcr das Business Management der Bank in Deutschland verantwortlich. Bereits seit 2022 ist sie als COO und Mitglied der erweiterten Gesch\u00e4ftsleitung t\u00e4tig. Vor ihrer Zeit bei Julius B\u00e4r arbeitete Cornelia Thum bei der BHF-Bank AG und der HypoVereinsbank AG als Kundenberaterin in den Bereichen Private Banking sowie Wealth Management. Genau diese unterschiedlichen Stationen begr\u00fc\u00dft Heiko Schlag, Vorstandsvorsitzender der Bank Julius B\u00e4r Deutschland AG, ausdr\u00fccklich: \u201eBanken m\u00fcssen heute mehr denn je Wert auf die W\u00fcnsche ihrer Kundinnen und Kunden legen. Dies gilt nicht nur bei der direkten Beratung, sondern auch bei allen anschlie\u00dfenden Schnittstellen und Prozessen\u201c, betont Heiko Schlag und erg\u00e4nzt: \u201eIn Cornelia Thum haben wir eine ausgewiesene Expertin, die mit sehr viel Erfahrung in allen kundenrelevanten Bereichen, besonders in der direkten Beratung, die Bed\u00fcrfnisse unserer Kundinnen und Kunden fest im Blick hat. Hinzu kommt ihre Kompetenz im Bereich ESG, der f\u00fcr uns als Bank zunehmend an Bedeutung gewinnt. Gemeinsam werden wir die Qualit\u00e4t unserer Dienstleistungen \u2013 auch im digitalen Bereich \u2013 stetig weiterentwickeln.\u201c Die Schaffung zus\u00e4tzlicher Kapazit\u00e4ten im Vorstand unterstreicht auch die k\u00fcnftigen Wachstumspl\u00e4ne der Bank in Deutschland: \u201eIm zweik\u00f6pfigen Vorstand der letzten Jahre hat Thomas Falk die umfangreichen Themen und Projekte seiner Bereiche sehr erfolgreich verantwortet. 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Moreover, Formula E announced that starting in 2016-17 an additional race will take place in Hong Kong \u2013 an important location in Julius Baer\u2019s second home market Asia.", "abstract_textS": "Julius Baer, the leading Swiss private banking group, announced today that it has agreed to extend the partnership with FIA Formula E Championship until 2019. Moreover, Formula E announced that starting in 2016-17 an additional race will take place in Hong Kong \u2013 an important location in Julius Baer\u2019s second home market Asia.", "title": "Julius Baer extends exclusive Global Partnership with FIA Formula E Championship until the end of season five in 2019", "titleExact": "Julius Baer extends exclusive Global Partnership with FIA Formula E Championship until the end of season five in 2019", "startDate_intS": 1444388400, "title_textS": "Julius Baer extends exclusive Global Partnership with FIA Formula E Championship until the end of season five in 2019", "facetType_stringM": [ "News" ], "url": "/en/media-investors/news/julius-baer-extends-exclusive-global-partnership-with-fia-formula-e-championship-until-the-end-of-se/", "content": "Hong Kong, 9 October 2015 \u2013 The FIA Formula E inaugural championship started in Beijing on 13 September 2014 and included 10 races in major cities around the globe including Buenos Aires, Berlin, Monte Carlo and London. The second Formula E Championship season 2015-16 will start in Beijing on 24 October 2015 with Paris as a new location on the race calendar. In 2016-17, Formula E will also arrive in Hong Kong, an important location for Julius Baer in its second home market Asia. Established by the International Automobile Federation FIA, the FIA Formula E Championship is the world\u2019s first fully-electric racing series and represents a vision for the future of the motor industry. With its visionary approach and global reach Formula E is an ideal long-term sponsorship platform for Julius Baer. Boris F.J. Collardi, Chief Executive Officer of Julius Baer, commented on the extension of the partnership: \u201cAfter the success of the inaugural championship, Julius Baer is very proud to extend its commitment to support the FIA Formula E Championship as the exclusive Global Partner until 2019. Since the beginning of the partnership, Julius Baer and Formula E have shared common values such as innovation, sustainability and pioneering spirit. We look forward to continuing to adhere to these values and to share a vision of a world with more sustainable means of transport.\u201d Kaven Leung, Deputy Region Head Asia Pacific and CEO North Asia at Julius Baer, added: \u201cIt is wonderful to bring the Formula E Championship to Hong Kong in 2016, which really shows the attraction of this international city. Not only does the series\u2019s pioneering spirit meet our business and brand needs in a key market like Hong Kong, it is also an effective platform for us to engage with the communities in which we operate.\u201d Alejandro Agag, CEO of Formula E, said: \u201cI am delighted that Julius Baer remains the Global Partner of the FIA Formula E Championship until the end of season five in 2019. This long-term partnership highlights Julius Baer\u2019s continuous support and commitment for the series and shows that we share common values of innovation and sustainable mobility.\u201d", "contentExact": "Hong Kong, 9 October 2015 \u2013 The FIA Formula E inaugural championship started in Beijing on 13 September 2014 and included 10 races in major cities around the globe including Buenos Aires, Berlin, Monte Carlo and London. The second Formula E Championship season 2015-16 will start in Beijing on 24 October 2015 with Paris as a new location on the race calendar. In 2016-17, Formula E will also arrive in Hong Kong, an important location for Julius Baer in its second home market Asia. Established by the International Automobile Federation FIA, the FIA Formula E Championship is the world\u2019s first fully-electric racing series and represents a vision for the future of the motor industry. With its visionary approach and global reach Formula E is an ideal long-term sponsorship platform for Julius Baer. Boris F.J. Collardi, Chief Executive Officer of Julius Baer, commented on the extension of the partnership: \u201cAfter the success of the inaugural championship, Julius Baer is very proud to extend its commitment to support the FIA Formula E Championship as the exclusive Global Partner until 2019. Since the beginning of the partnership, Julius Baer and Formula E have shared common values such as innovation, sustainability and pioneering spirit. We look forward to continuing to adhere to these values and to share a vision of a world with more sustainable means of transport.\u201d Kaven Leung, Deputy Region Head Asia Pacific and CEO North Asia at Julius Baer, added: \u201cIt is wonderful to bring the Formula E Championship to Hong Kong in 2016, which really shows the attraction of this international city. Not only does the series\u2019s pioneering spirit meet our business and brand needs in a key market like Hong Kong, it is also an effective platform for us to engage with the communities in which we operate.\u201d Alejandro Agag, CEO of Formula E, said: \u201cI am delighted that Julius Baer remains the Global Partner of the FIA Formula E Championship until the end of season five in 2019. This long-term partnership highlights Julius Baer\u2019s continuous support and commitment for the series and shows that we share common values of innovation and sustainable mobility.\u201d", "teaser": "Hong Kong, 9 October 2015 \u2013 The FIA Formula E inaugural championship started in Beijing on 13 September 2014 and included 10 races in major cities around the globe including Buenos Aires, Berlin, Monte Carlo and London. 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This results in special insights into the spaces within the concert hall and provides an extraordinary opportunity to get to know the artists personally away from the stage. \u201cThe glass facade of the Elbphilharmonie was built on an old dockside warehouse, and we are also keen to build bridges between the traditional and the modern.\u201d This artistic manifesto has helped vision string quartet enjoy success since 2012 and seen them turn the classical concert scene on its head. In this Innerview, the four exceptional musicians talk about how they see themselves as a string quartet, their vision for the future and the important role of culture within society. We were always determined to provide a new take on the traditional genre of the string quartet. Pushing boundaries The multi-award-winning quartet feel, among other things, that their innovative take can help them respond to an increasingly diverse audience. The four young artists see culture as a constantly changing entity: \u201cWe want to see a lively and dynamic concert scene, both now and in future.\u201d So, what\u2019s your take on the Elbphilharmonie? \u201cWe see ourselves as part of the change and feel the Elbphilharmonie has a pioneering role in transforming tomorrow\u2019s musical landscape\u201d \u2013 quite a compliment from such an innovative star quartet! With visions \u201cA thrilling mix of carefree and talent,\u201d enthuses one critic from the broadcaster SWR, while the newspaper Der Tagesspiegel talks of \u201ca kind of unstudied nonchalance\u201d. vision string quartet burst onto the international stage just a few years ago and conquered all before them. Since then, they have become one of the most in demand and exciting outfits on the chamber music scene. Besides the classical repertoire for string quartets, the foursome also perform their own compositions and arrangements from jazz, pop and rock. The concerts put on by the four young musicians are big on variety and sometimes border on the extraordinary. The string quartet also see themselves as a band and feel at home in many environments. So, apart from classical concerts, they can also be seen performing in video and light installations at Berlin\u2019s radialsystem venue, at thrilling concerts staged in the dark or at ballet productions put on by Hamburg choreographer John Neumeier. Get to know the rising stars of our sponsorship commitments in classical music, art, sports and beyond.", "contentExact": "Looking inwards \u2013 in the \u2018Elbphilharmonie Innerviews\u2019, artists explore the Elbphilharmonie and give their thoughts free rein. This results in special insights into the spaces within the concert hall and provides an extraordinary opportunity to get to know the artists personally away from the stage. \u201cThe glass facade of the Elbphilharmonie was built on an old dockside warehouse, and we are also keen to build bridges between the traditional and the modern.\u201d This artistic manifesto has helped vision string quartet enjoy success since 2012 and seen them turn the classical concert scene on its head. In this Innerview, the four exceptional musicians talk about how they see themselves as a string quartet, their vision for the future and the important role of culture within society. We were always determined to provide a new take on the traditional genre of the string quartet. Pushing boundaries The multi-award-winning quartet feel, among other things, that their innovative take can help them respond to an increasingly diverse audience. The four young artists see culture as a constantly changing entity: \u201cWe want to see a lively and dynamic concert scene, both now and in future.\u201d So, what\u2019s your take on the Elbphilharmonie? \u201cWe see ourselves as part of the change and feel the Elbphilharmonie has a pioneering role in transforming tomorrow\u2019s musical landscape\u201d \u2013 quite a compliment from such an innovative star quartet! With visions \u201cA thrilling mix of carefree and talent,\u201d enthuses one critic from the broadcaster SWR, while the newspaper Der Tagesspiegel talks of \u201ca kind of unstudied nonchalance\u201d. vision string quartet burst onto the international stage just a few years ago and conquered all before them. Since then, they have become one of the most in demand and exciting outfits on the chamber music scene. Besides the classical repertoire for string quartets, the foursome also perform their own compositions and arrangements from jazz, pop and rock. 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Ever since, the Monaco-based German has embarked on an inspiring career as a sustainability entrepreneur and investor. Still young at the age of 36, he continues to climb podiums, but this time for a higher purpose \u2013 to accelerate positive change.", "abstract_textS": "It was only five days after crossing the finish line of a dramatic 2016 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, which made him Formula One World Champion, when Nico Rosberg surprisingly announced the end of his active driving career. Ever since, the Monaco-based German has embarked on an inspiring career as a sustainability entrepreneur and investor. Still young at the age of 36, he continues to climb podiums, but this time for a higher purpose \u2013 to accelerate positive change.", "title": "Nico Rosberg: driving positive change", "titleExact": "Nico Rosberg: driving positive change", "startDate_intS": 1635483600, "title_textS": "Nico Rosberg: driving positive change", "facetType_stringM": [ "Article" ], "url": "https://www.juliusbaer.com/en/insights/wealth-insights/sustainability/nico-rosberg-driving-positive-change/", "contentExact": "When you have spent your life striving to be the best in driving some of the world\u2019s fastest cars, it is easy to believe that one would slow down at some point. But after two decades in the pit lane, Rosberg carries on with the same pace and dedication outside of the racetrack. Consequently, it\u2019s not a surprise that he was awarded with the \u20182021 European Culture Award for the Environment\u2019, just five years after he decided to use his power for a more sustainable world. Although his new path seems to be the antithesis of what he did before, Nico already imagined his life on a different track while he was still active in F1. He promised himself to do something meaningful and found his calling in sustainability. Celebrating change at the Greentech Festival in Berlin In 2018, alongside two co-founders, Rosberg launched the annual Greentech Festival , now a leading platform for green technologies, ideas and products. The objective is to showcase some of the most forward-thinking sustainable innovations and create a global community of change-makers and innovators. The inaugural festival was held in Berlin in 2019 and has grown into one of the biggest green tech related knowledge transfer platforms around the world. In 2021, the Greentech Festival has even been expanded to further markets such as the UK, showing the global acceptance and relevance of the festival. The event has also been serving as a stage for illustrious speakers like the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, and the Google CEO, Sundar Pichai. The Greentech Festival is one of our lighthouse projects. We want to showcase the best of the best that\u0027s out there in the hope to accelerate positive change. Making an impact as an investor The former race car driver\u2019s career as a sustainability entrepreneur is not only limited to promoting green technology at his festival. He also invests in startups and companies that create sustainable innovations. In his role as Julius Baer\u0027s global ambassador, he stands for the Bank\u2019s commitments and initiatives in the areas of sustainability, sustainable investing and future trends. While many of his investments revolve around the future of mobility, others relate to different sectors of a green economy. For instance, one of the startups on the German version of \u2018Shark Tank\u2019 that Nico decided to invest in is a brand that produces pasta made from 15 percent cricket flour. While insect flour is not yet widely accepted in the western world, there are approximately 2 billion people who already incorporate insects into their weekly nutrition. The benefits of consuming insects are remarkable \u2013 fewer emissions, less space consumption, cost-efficiency, and water savings, among others. To Rosberg, success as a sustainability entrepreneur is building a legacy that positively impacts the world. He places great importance on investing in products and technologies that are not detrimental to society or harmful to the environment. Although environmental, social and governance (ESG) standards have been set in place, there is still a long way to go in establishing global checks and balances that monitor the actions of businessmen and investors. Therefore, he strongly believes that investors must go a step further and pay close attention to potential projects before providing financial support. Furthermore, one of his investment principles is to only invest in products and business ideas that he also fully comprehends. The electric revolution Rosberg is also one of the earliest investors in Formula E , an all-electric car racing series launched in 2014. In 2020, it became the second single-seater car racing series to be accorded the FIA world championship status, the first being Formula One. The most distinctive feature about this racing series is the seamless introduction of sustainable innovation to motorsport; thus showing that sustainability does not necessarily mean less fun. Formula E\u2019s technology is already widely being transformed into electric road cars. With race cars, any millisecond can be the difference between victory and defeat. Given the hyper competitive nature of racing, motorsport has always been a test bed for new technologies. The rear-view mirror and anti-lock braking system had their start mainly on the racetrack and the Formula E race cars are pushing the boundaries when it comes to EV driving under prolonged and strenuous driving conditions. They create valuable learning opportunities that will then feed into the design of millions of production cars down the road. There\u0027s such an opportunity out there now in the mobility sector to disrupt everything and create everything in a much more sustainable way. Furthermore, Formula E shows people how capable and exciting electric vehicles are, thereby acting also as public information campaign for the future of mobility. The share of plug-in care sales in core European markets has gone from roughly 2 percent to nearly 10 percent in the last four years. By some estimates, electric vehicles will make up more than 4 out of 5 cars sold by 2030. It\u0027s a family thing Nico\u2019s passion for sustainable technology and his vision of a community of people and businesses striving for a more sustainable world is not just limited to his career. He and his family have for example also educated themselves about pollutants and other factors that could be damaging to the environment. As a father who wants to raise his two daughters to be goal-oriented and passionate about caring for others, he tries to make fighting against climate change fun, easy to understand, and a part of everyday life. The Monaco-based family has succeeded in eliminating plastic from their home and also owns an electric car and e-bikes. It makes sense to go more plant based for the animal rights, for emissions, for pollution, for damaging our oceans, for everything. Furthermore, he explains that after watching the documentary \u2018Cowspiracy\u2019, they rethought their eating habits. The family reduced their meat and fish consumption and switched to a more plant-based diet as a way of supporting animal rights, reducing emissions, and keeping the oceans clean. \u0022The path to sustainable development is one that every individual should embrace. There is an incredible amount of information on sustainability and the steps that we can take towards making the earth cleaner and safer. It all starts with awareness and discovering small but creative steps to make sustainability a part of our lives,\u0022 concludes Rosberg. Our Wealth Insights series focuses on the most important moments in life \u2013 whether it is starting a business, building up a fortune, moving abroad, preparing for retirement or transferring wealth to the next generation. 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Consequently, it\u2019s not a surprise that he was awarded with the \u20182021 European Culture Award for the Environment\u2019, just five years after he decided to use his power for a more sustainable world. Although his new path seems to be the antithesis of what he did before, Nico already imagined his life on a different track while he was still active in F1. He promised himself to do something meaningful and found his calling in sustainability. Celebrating change at the Greentech Festival in Berlin In 2018, alongside two co-founders, Rosberg launched the annual Greentech Festival , now a leading platform for green technologies, ideas and products. The objective is to showcase some of the most forward-thinking sustainable innovations and create a global community of change-makers and innovators. The inaugural festival was held in Berlin in 2019 and has grown into one of the biggest green tech related knowledge transfer platforms around the world. In 2021, the Greentech Festival has even been expanded to further markets such as the UK, showing the global acceptance and relevance of the festival. The event has also been serving as a stage for illustrious speakers like the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, and the Google CEO, Sundar Pichai. The Greentech Festival is one of our lighthouse projects. We want to showcase the best of the best that\u0027s out there in the hope to accelerate positive change. Making an impact as an investor The former race car driver\u2019s career as a sustainability entrepreneur is not only limited to promoting green technology at his festival. He also invests in startups and companies that create sustainable innovations. In his role as Julius Baer\u0027s global ambassador, he stands for the Bank\u2019s commitments and initiatives in the areas of sustainability, sustainable investing and future trends. While many of his investments revolve around the future of mobility, others relate to different sectors of a green economy. For instance, one of the startups on the German version of \u2018Shark Tank\u2019 that Nico decided to invest in is a brand that produces pasta made from 15 percent cricket flour. While insect flour is not yet widely accepted in the western world, there are approximately 2 billion people who already incorporate insects into their weekly nutrition. The benefits of consuming insects are remarkable \u2013 fewer emissions, less space consumption, cost-efficiency, and water savings, among others. To Rosberg, success as a sustainability entrepreneur is building a legacy that positively impacts the world. He places great importance on investing in products and technologies that are not detrimental to society or harmful to the environment. Although environmental, social and governance (ESG) standards have been set in place, there is still a long way to go in establishing global checks and balances that monitor the actions of businessmen and investors. Therefore, he strongly believes that investors must go a step further and pay close attention to potential projects before providing financial support. Furthermore, one of his investment principles is to only invest in products and business ideas that he also fully comprehends. The electric revolution Rosberg is also one of the earliest investors in Formula E , an all-electric car racing series launched in 2014. In 2020, it became the second single-seater car racing series to be accorded the FIA world championship status, the first being Formula One. The most distinctive feature about this racing series is the seamless introduction of sustainable innovation to motorsport; thus showing that sustainability does not necessarily mean less fun. Formula E\u2019s technology is already widely being transformed into electric road cars. With race cars, any millisecond can be the difference between victory and defeat. Given the hyper competitive nature of racing, motorsport has always been a test bed for new technologies. The rear-view mirror and anti-lock braking system had their start mainly on the racetrack and the Formula E race cars are pushing the boundaries when it comes to EV driving under prolonged and strenuous driving conditions. They create valuable learning opportunities that will then feed into the design of millions of production cars down the road. There\u0027s such an opportunity out there now in the mobility sector to disrupt everything and create everything in a much more sustainable way. Furthermore, Formula E shows people how capable and exciting electric vehicles are, thereby acting also as public information campaign for the future of mobility. The share of plug-in care sales in core European markets has gone from roughly 2 percent to nearly 10 percent in the last four years. By some estimates, electric vehicles will make up more than 4 out of 5 cars sold by 2030. It\u0027s a family thing Nico\u2019s passion for sustainable technology and his vision of a community of people and businesses striving for a more sustainable world is not just limited to his career. He and his family have for example also educated themselves about pollutants and other factors that could be damaging to the environment. As a father who wants to raise his two daughters to be goal-oriented and passionate about caring for others, he tries to make fighting against climate change fun, easy to understand, and a part of everyday life. The Monaco-based family has succeeded in eliminating plastic from their home and also owns an electric car and e-bikes. It makes sense to go more plant based for the animal rights, for emissions, for pollution, for damaging our oceans, for everything. Furthermore, he explains that after watching the documentary \u2018Cowspiracy\u2019, they rethought their eating habits. The family reduced their meat and fish consumption and switched to a more plant-based diet as a way of supporting animal rights, reducing emissions, and keeping the oceans clean. \u0022The path to sustainable development is one that every individual should embrace. There is an incredible amount of information on sustainability and the steps that we can take towards making the earth cleaner and safer. It all starts with awareness and discovering small but creative steps to make sustainability a part of our lives,\u0022 concludes Rosberg. 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Consequently, it\u2019s not a surprise that he was awarded with the \u20182021 European Culture Award for the Environment\u2019, just five years after he decided to use his power for a more sustainable world. Although his new path seems to be the antithesis of what he did before, Nico already imagined his life on a different track while he was still active in F1. He promised himself to do something meaningful and found his calling in sustainability. Celebrating change at the Greentech Festival in Berlin In 2018, alongside two co-founders, Rosberg launched the annual Greentech Festival , now a leading platform for green technologies, ideas and products. The objective is to showcase some of the most forward-thinking sustainable innovations and create a global community of change-makers and innovators. The inaugural festival was held in Berlin in 2019 and has grown into one of the biggest green tech related knowledge transfer platforms around the world. In 2021, the Greentech Festival has even been expanded to further markets such as the UK, showing the global acceptance and relevance of the festival. The event has also been serving as a stage for illustrious speakers like the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, and the Google CEO, Sundar Pichai. The Greentech Festival is one of our lighthouse projects. We want to showcase the best of the best that\u0027s out there in the hope to accelerate positive change. Making an impact as an investor The former race car driver\u2019s career as a sustainability entrepreneur is not only limited to promoting green technology at his festival. He also invests in startups and companies that create sustainable innovations. In his role as Julius Baer\u0027s global ambassador, he stands for the Bank\u2019s commitments and initiatives in the areas of sustainability, sustainable investing and future trends. While many of his investments revolve around the future of mobility, others relate to different sectors of a green economy. For instance, one of the startups on the German version of \u2018Shark Tank\u2019 that Nico decided to invest in is a brand that produces pasta made from 15 percent cricket flour. While insect flour is not yet widely accepted in the western world, there are approximately 2 billion people who already incorporate insects into their weekly nutrition. The benefits of consuming insects are remarkable \u2013 fewer emissions, less space consumption, cost-efficiency, and water savings, among others. To Rosberg, success as a sustainability entrepreneur is building a legacy that positively impacts the world. He places great importance on investing in products and technologies that are not detrimental to society or harmful to the environment. Although environmental, social and governance (ESG) standards have been set in place, there is still a long way to go in establishing global checks and balances that monitor the actions of businessmen and investors. Therefore, he strongly believes that investors must go a step further and pay close attention to potential projects before providing financial support. Furthermore, one of his investment principles is to only invest in products and business ideas that he also fully comprehends. The electric revolution Rosberg is also one of the earliest investors in Formula E , an all-electric car racing series launched in 2014. In 2020, it became the second single-seater car racing series to be accorded the FIA world championship status, the first being Formula One. The most distinctive feature about this racing series is the seamless introduction of sustainable innovation to motorsport; thus showing that sustainability does not necessarily mean less fun. Formula E\u2019s technology is already widely being transformed into electric road cars. With race cars, any millisecond can be the difference between victory and defeat. Given the hyper competitive nature of racing, motorsport has always been a test bed for new technologies. The rear-view mirror and anti-lock braking system had their start mainly on the racetrack and the Formula E race cars are pushing the boundaries when it comes to EV driving under prolonged and strenuous driving conditions. They create valuable learning opportunities that will then feed into the design of millions of production cars down the road. There\u0027s such an opportunity out there now in the mobility sector to disrupt everything and create everything in a much more sustainable way. Furthermore, Formula E shows people how capable and exciting electric vehicles are, thereby acting also as public information campaign for the future of mobility. The share of plug-in care sales in core European markets has gone from roughly 2 percent to nearly 10 percent in the last four years. By some estimates, electric vehicles will make up more than 4 out of 5 cars sold by 2030. It\u0027s a family thing Nico\u2019s passion for sustainable technology and his vision of a community of people and businesses striving for a more sustainable world is not just limited to his career. He and his family have for example also educated themselves about pollutants and other factors that could be damaging to the environment. As a father who wants to raise his two daughters to be goal-oriented and passionate about caring for others, he tries to make fighting against climate change fun, easy to understand, and a part of everyday life. The Monaco-based family has succeeded in eliminating plastic from their home and also owns an electric car and e-bikes. It makes sense to go more plant based for the animal rights, for emissions, for pollution, for damaging our oceans, for everything. Furthermore, he explains that after watching the documentary \u2018Cowspiracy\u2019, they rethought their eating habits. The family reduced their meat and fish consumption and switched to a more plant-based diet as a way of supporting animal rights, reducing emissions, and keeping the oceans clean. \u0022The path to sustainable development is one that every individual should embrace. There is an incredible amount of information on sustainability and the steps that we can take towards making the earth cleaner and safer. It all starts with awareness and discovering small but creative steps to make sustainability a part of our lives,\u0022 concludes Rosberg. 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From September 2014 to June 2015, the championship will compete in the centre of 10 of the world\u2019s leading cities \u2013 including Beijing, London, Berlin, Monte Carlo and Buenos Aires \u2013 racing around their iconic landmarks. For the inaugural season, 10 teams, each with two drivers, will go head-to-head, including among others former Formula 1 drivers Lucas di Grassi, Nick Heidfeld, Jarno Trulli, S\u00e9bastien Buemi, Nelson Piquet Jr and Bruno Senna as well as two female drivers, Michela Cerruti and Katherine Legge. There will be both a drivers\u2019 and a teams\u2019 championship. All Formula E races will be one-day events on city-centre circuits with practice, qualifying and the race taking place on a single day in order to minimise disruption to the host city. The races will begin by standing start and last for approximately one hour with drivers making one mandatory pit stop in order to change cars. The cars have a maximum speed of 225 km/h and are at top speed slightly louder than an ordinary car. Starting with the first race in Beijing on 13 September 2014, Julius Baer will be the exclusive Global Partner of Formula E. Its logo will be prominently shown both on the cars and on the race tracks. For the Bank, Formula E with its visionary approach and global reach is an ideal sponsorship platform as the new race series stands for many values Julius Baer shares, such as innovation, sustainability and forward-looking pioneering spirit. \u201cWe are excited to support the FIA Formula E Championship as its exclusive Global Partner. This gives us the unique opportunity to get involved in the world\u2019s first fully-electric racing series which fosters innovation towards more sustainable means of transport. Formula E provides us with a first-rate global platform to share this bold vision with our clients,\u201d said Boris F.J. Collardi, Chief Executive Officer of Julius Baer. Alejandro Agag, CEO of Formula E, said: \u201cWe\u2019re delighted to be welcoming Julius Baer to the Formula E family and to see their commitment and support to clean energy and sustainability. To be able to announce a major global partner of this stature on the eve of the first race is very exciting, and shows the continued strength and momentum of the series.\u201d", "contentExact": "The FIA Formula E Championship is the world\u2019s first fully-electric racing series, created by the International Automobile Federation FIA. It represents a vision for the future of the motor industry over the coming decades, serving as a framework for research and development around the electric vehicle, accelerating general interest in these cars and promoting sustainable and innovative technologies. 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The cars have a maximum speed of 225 km/h and are at top speed slightly louder than an ordinary car. Starting with the first race in Beijing on 13 September 2014, Julius Baer will be the exclusive Global Partner of Formula E. Its logo will be prominently shown both on the cars and on the race tracks. For the Bank, Formula E with its visionary approach and global reach is an ideal sponsorship platform as the new race series stands for many values Julius Baer shares, such as innovation, sustainability and forward-looking pioneering spirit. \u201cWe are excited to support the FIA Formula E Championship as its exclusive Global Partner. This gives us the unique opportunity to get involved in the world\u2019s first fully-electric racing series which fosters innovation towards more sustainable means of transport. Formula E provides us with a first-rate global platform to share this bold vision with our clients,\u201d said Boris F.J. Collardi, Chief Executive Officer of Julius Baer. Alejandro Agag, CEO of Formula E, said: \u201cWe\u2019re delighted to be welcoming Julius Baer to the Formula E family and to see their commitment and support to clean energy and sustainability. To be able to announce a major global partner of this stature on the eve of the first race is very exciting, and shows the continued strength and momentum of the series.\u201d", "teaser": "The FIA Formula E Championship is the world\u2019s first fully-electric racing series, created by the International Automobile Federation FIA. 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The Julius Baer lounge itself has been designed in close collaboration with Karim Noureldin, who has a strong background in architecture and is well known for his site-specific installations and permanent architectural interventions. Commenting on the sponsorship and the Bank\u2019s ongoing support for the local arts scene, R\u00e9my A. Bersier, Head of Emerging Markets and Member of the Executive Board, Bank Julius Baer \u0026 Co. Ltd. said: \u201cJulius Baer is proud to continue its association with Art Dubai. This sponsorship is a testament to Julius Baer\u2019s ongoing commitment to promoting visual art globally as well as supporting the emergence of Dubai as a leading arts and culture hub.\u201d Barbara Staubli, Curator and Head of Art Collection at Bank Julius Baer, said: \u201cThe Julius Baer Art Committee has been following Karim Noureldin\u2019s career for the past several years and purchased the first drawing of the artist in 2010. Since then, we have acquired additional artworks of Noureldin as his oeuvre convinces us again and again given the unique balance between innovation and consistency. Having a solid background in architecture and design, Noureldin is known for his site-specific interventions, and is the perfect choice to create a very special experience presented by Julius Baer at Art Dubai 2018.\u201d Karim Noureldin is widely recognised and exhibited internationally in Zurich, Berlin, London, and Beijing among others. Born in Zurich, Noureldin currently lives and works in Lausanne, Switzerland. The visual artist studied Fine Art and Design at the University of Art and Design Zurich, and Fine Arts at the University of Art and Design Basel. He has been an Associate Professor of Fine Arts at ECAL/University of Art and Design, Lausanne since 2002. Today, he is a standing member of many prestigious Swiss cultural institutions and councils including the Pro Helvetia Swiss Arts Council, and serves as a member of the Board of Directors of Rupf Collection in Bern, Switzerland. Throughout his career, Noureldin has received many prestigious awards including, the Swiss Art Award (1997) the Kiefer Hablitzel (1997), as well as the Manor Art Price (2004). The Julius Baer lounge will open to the public on the closing day of Art Dubai, Saturday March 24, 2018 whereby art enthusiasts can view the two exclusive site-specific textile installations by Karim Noureldin. Main image: Karim Noureldin, artist portrait, photography: Andreas Zimmermann", "contentExact": "As the main sponsor of the Art Dubai contemporary section in 2018, Julius Baer commissioned Karim Noureldin to create two large-scale textile artworks that will be shown for the first time at the Julius Baer lounge at Art Dubai. From Pen to Thread: \u201cDes\u201d is an immersive installation of artworks based on drawings made by the artist and produced in close and exclusive collaboration with two renowned high-end producers of handmade woven textile objects in India, Bharat Carpet Manufacturers and Rajput Arts. The Julius Baer lounge itself has been designed in close collaboration with Karim Noureldin, who has a strong background in architecture and is well known for his site-specific installations and permanent architectural interventions. Commenting on the sponsorship and the Bank\u2019s ongoing support for the local arts scene, R\u00e9my A. Bersier, Head of Emerging Markets and Member of the Executive Board, Bank Julius Baer \u0026 Co. Ltd. said: \u201cJulius Baer is proud to continue its association with Art Dubai. This sponsorship is a testament to Julius Baer\u2019s ongoing commitment to promoting visual art globally as well as supporting the emergence of Dubai as a leading arts and culture hub.\u201d Barbara Staubli, Curator and Head of Art Collection at Bank Julius Baer, said: \u201cThe Julius Baer Art Committee has been following Karim Noureldin\u2019s career for the past several years and purchased the first drawing of the artist in 2010. Since then, we have acquired additional artworks of Noureldin as his oeuvre convinces us again and again given the unique balance between innovation and consistency. Having a solid background in architecture and design, Noureldin is known for his site-specific interventions, and is the perfect choice to create a very special experience presented by Julius Baer at Art Dubai 2018.\u201d Karim Noureldin is widely recognised and exhibited internationally in Zurich, Berlin, London, and Beijing among others. Born in Zurich, Noureldin currently lives and works in Lausanne, Switzerland. The visual artist studied Fine Art and Design at the University of Art and Design Zurich, and Fine Arts at the University of Art and Design Basel. He has been an Associate Professor of Fine Arts at ECAL/University of Art and Design, Lausanne since 2002. Today, he is a standing member of many prestigious Swiss cultural institutions and councils including the Pro Helvetia Swiss Arts Council, and serves as a member of the Board of Directors of Rupf Collection in Bern, Switzerland. Throughout his career, Noureldin has received many prestigious awards including, the Swiss Art Award (1997) the Kiefer Hablitzel (1997), as well as the Manor Art Price (2004). The Julius Baer lounge will open to the public on the closing day of Art Dubai, Saturday March 24, 2018 whereby art enthusiasts can view the two exclusive site-specific textile installations by Karim Noureldin. 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", "abstract_textEdgeNgramS": "Julius Baer will be presenting two exclusively developed textile artworks by Swiss-Egyptian artist Karim Noureldin at Art Dubai between March 21 to March 24, 2018. This marks the fourth consecutive year that the bank is extending its support to the leading international art fair in the Middle East, Africa and South Asia. ", "content_textEdgeNgramS": "As the main sponsor of the Art Dubai contemporary section in 2018, Julius Baer commissioned Karim Noureldin to create two large-scale textile artworks that will be shown for the first time at the Julius Baer lounge at Art Dubai. From Pen to Thread: \u201cDes\u201d is an immersive installation of artworks based on drawings made by the artist and produced in close and exclusive collaboration with two renowned high-end producers of handmade woven textile objects in India, Bharat Carpet Manufacturers and Rajput Arts. The Julius Baer lounge itself has been designed in close collaboration with Karim Noureldin, who has a strong background in architecture and is well known for his site-specific installations and permanent architectural interventions. Commenting on the sponsorship and the Bank\u2019s ongoing support for the local arts scene, R\u00e9my A. Bersier, Head of Emerging Markets and Member of the Executive Board, Bank Julius Baer \u0026 Co. Ltd. said: \u201cJulius Baer is proud to continue its association with Art Dubai. This sponsorship is a testament to Julius Baer\u2019s ongoing commitment to promoting visual art globally as well as supporting the emergence of Dubai as a leading arts and culture hub.\u201d Barbara Staubli, Curator and Head of Art Collection at Bank Julius Baer, said: \u201cThe Julius Baer Art Committee has been following Karim Noureldin\u2019s career for the past several years and purchased the first drawing of the artist in 2010. Since then, we have acquired additional artworks of Noureldin as his oeuvre convinces us again and again given the unique balance between innovation and consistency. Having a solid background in architecture and design, Noureldin is known for his site-specific interventions, and is the perfect choice to create a very special experience presented by Julius Baer at Art Dubai 2018.\u201d Karim Noureldin is widely recognised and exhibited internationally in Zurich, Berlin, London, and Beijing among others. Born in Zurich, Noureldin currently lives and works in Lausanne, Switzerland. The visual artist studied Fine Art and Design at the University of Art and Design Zurich, and Fine Arts at the University of Art and Design Basel. He has been an Associate Professor of Fine Arts at ECAL/University of Art and Design, Lausanne since 2002. Today, he is a standing member of many prestigious Swiss cultural institutions and councils including the Pro Helvetia Swiss Arts Council, and serves as a member of the Board of Directors of Rupf Collection in Bern, Switzerland. Throughout his career, Noureldin has received many prestigious awards including, the Swiss Art Award (1997) the Kiefer Hablitzel (1997), as well as the Manor Art Price (2004). The Julius Baer lounge will open to the public on the closing day of Art Dubai, Saturday March 24, 2018 whereby art enthusiasts can view the two exclusive site-specific textile installations by Karim Noureldin. 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He will succeed Heiko Schlag, who has decided not to renew his contract at the end of this year.", "abstract_textS": "Bank Julius B\u00e4r Deutschland AG, which specialises in wealth management services for sophisticated private clients, has appointed Axel Hoffmans as Chief Executive Officer as of 2025. He will succeed Heiko Schlag, who has decided not to renew his contract at the end of this year.", "title": "Bank Julius B\u00e4r Deutschland appoints CEO as of 2025", "titleExact": "Bank Julius B\u00e4r Deutschland appoints CEO as of 2025", "startDate_intS": 1720166400, "title_textS": "Bank Julius B\u00e4r Deutschland appoints CEO as of 2025", "facetType_stringM": [ "News" ], "url": "/en/media-investors/news/bank-julius-baer-deutschland-appoints-ceo-as-of-2025-1/", "content": "Frankfurt, 5 July 2024 \u2013 Axel Hoffmans has most recently been Head of Private Banking at HSBC Germany and previously held various senior management positions at Credit Suisse (Germany). His appointment is still subject to approval by the supervisory authorities. Dr Stefan Spieler, also from HSBC, will join Bank Julius B\u00e4r Deutschland AG (Julius Baer Germany) alongside Hoffmans and, with his considerable specialist knowledge and expertise, will focus on the Bank\u2019s strategic business development. Dr Patrick Prinz, Market Head Germany \u0026 Austria at Julius Baer, comments: \u201cAxel Hoffmans brings the necessary experience as well as the professional and personal leadership qualities to lead our highly successful and growing bank in Germany into the future. Together with Dr Stefan Spieler, he will provide fresh insights for the further development of the value proposition to our clients. We look forward to continuing Julius Baer\u2019s success story in Germany together with them.\u201d Heiko Schlag, who has been a member of the Executive Board of Julius Baer Germany since 2011 and its CEO since 2012, decided some time ago not to extend his contract as CEO as of 2025. However, he will remain CEO until the end of 2024. \u201cWe respect, admire and at the same time regret the decision of our highly valued CEO Heiko Schlag. Over the past 13 years, Mr Schlag has developed Julius Baer Germany into one of the leading private banks in Germany. He has built up a strong team of relationship managers and established a series of new, profitable locations. He is an outstanding leader and a highly valued contact person for clients,\u201d explains Dr Patrick Prinz. \u201cWe would like to thank Heiko Schlag sincerely for his relentless commitment.\u201d \u201cIt is both an honour and a pleasure for me to have been part of this extraordinary expansion and growth story together with a highly dedicated team,\u201d says Heiko Schlag, CEO of Julius Baer Germany. With regard to the upcoming change, he comments: \u201cIt is of the utmost importance to me that I hand over Julius Baer Germany to my experienced successor in excellent shape and only after a carefully planned, structured succession process.\u201d Julius Baer Germany recently announced that it had achieved a record profit of over EUR 52.3 million (before taxes) in 2023. This equates to a doubling of profit compared to the previous year. The otherwise unchanged composition of the Executive Board of Julius Baer Germany stands for continuity and remains unaffected by the change of CEO. Accordingly, Axel Hoffmans will be supported by Cornelia Thum as Chief Operating Officer (COO) and Thomas Falk as Chief Financial and Chief Risk Officer (CFO/CRO). Julius Baer Germany, with offices in Frankfurt am Main (head office), Berlin, D\u00fcsseldorf, Hamburg, Hanover, Kiel, Mannheim, Munich, Stuttgart and W\u00fcrzburg, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Julius Baer Group in Zurich.", "contentExact": "Frankfurt, 5 July 2024 \u2013 Axel Hoffmans has most recently been Head of Private Banking at HSBC Germany and previously held various senior management positions at Credit Suisse (Germany). His appointment is still subject to approval by the supervisory authorities. Dr Stefan Spieler, also from HSBC, will join Bank Julius B\u00e4r Deutschland AG (Julius Baer Germany) alongside Hoffmans and, with his considerable specialist knowledge and expertise, will focus on the Bank\u2019s strategic business development. Dr Patrick Prinz, Market Head Germany \u0026 Austria at Julius Baer, comments: \u201cAxel Hoffmans brings the necessary experience as well as the professional and personal leadership qualities to lead our highly successful and growing bank in Germany into the future. Together with Dr Stefan Spieler, he will provide fresh insights for the further development of the value proposition to our clients. We look forward to continuing Julius Baer\u2019s success story in Germany together with them.\u201d Heiko Schlag, who has been a member of the Executive Board of Julius Baer Germany since 2011 and its CEO since 2012, decided some time ago not to extend his contract as CEO as of 2025. However, he will remain CEO until the end of 2024. \u201cWe respect, admire and at the same time regret the decision of our highly valued CEO Heiko Schlag. Over the past 13 years, Mr Schlag has developed Julius Baer Germany into one of the leading private banks in Germany. He has built up a strong team of relationship managers and established a series of new, profitable locations. He is an outstanding leader and a highly valued contact person for clients,\u201d explains Dr Patrick Prinz. \u201cWe would like to thank Heiko Schlag sincerely for his relentless commitment.\u201d \u201cIt is both an honour and a pleasure for me to have been part of this extraordinary expansion and growth story together with a highly dedicated team,\u201d says Heiko Schlag, CEO of Julius Baer Germany. With regard to the upcoming change, he comments: \u201cIt is of the utmost importance to me that I hand over Julius Baer Germany to my experienced successor in excellent shape and only after a carefully planned, structured succession process.\u201d Julius Baer Germany recently announced that it had achieved a record profit of over EUR 52.3 million (before taxes) in 2023. This equates to a doubling of profit compared to the previous year. The otherwise unchanged composition of the Executive Board of Julius Baer Germany stands for continuity and remains unaffected by the change of CEO. Accordingly, Axel Hoffmans will be supported by Cornelia Thum as Chief Operating Officer (COO) and Thomas Falk as Chief Financial and Chief Risk Officer (CFO/CRO). Julius Baer Germany, with offices in Frankfurt am Main (head office), Berlin, D\u00fcsseldorf, Hamburg, Hanover, Kiel, Mannheim, Munich, Stuttgart and W\u00fcrzburg, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Julius Baer Group in Zurich.", "teaser": "Frankfurt, 5 July 2024 \u2013 Axel Hoffmans has most recently been Head of Private Banking at HSBC Germany and previously held various senior management positions at Credit Suisse (Germany). His appointment is still subject to approval by the supervisory authorities. 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Bank Julius Baer, exclusive Global Partner of the FIA Formula E Championship, highly welcomes this decision, as Switzerland with its very innovative economy is an ideal host for an electric race.", "abstract_textS": "The Swiss Council of States today took a historic decision, enabling a Formula E Grand Prix in Switzerland in the near future. 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The motion was subsequently backed by the Federal Council, the National Council and now by the Council of States. This decision of the parliament paves the way for a possible Swiss ePrix already during the 2016/17 season. Prior to today\u2019s decision, the two Swiss sponsors of the FIA Formula E, Julius Baer, exclusive Global Partner of the FIA Formula E Championship, and TAG Heuer, founding partner and official timekeeper of the world\u2019s first fully-electric racing series, had organised an extraordinary drive through downtown Geneva to bring a Formula E car to the streets of Switzerland for the first time. On this occasion, the car was filmed for a video promoting a Swiss ePrix \u2013 among others showing former Formula 1 driver and current Formula E driver Nick Heidfeld who has lived in Switzerland for years and supports this initiative. \u201cAs exclusive Global Partner of Formula E and Swiss company, we are excited about the decision of the Council of States and thank the Swiss parliament, the Federal Council and Fathi Derder for this historic move. Julius Baer strongly supports the efforts of Formula E to advance the development of emission-free technologies and mobility to enable a more sustainable future, which is in line with our own Next Generation activities. We are convinced that Switzerland as one of the most innovative economies worldwide is an ideal host for an electric race. A Swiss ePrix would be a fantastic showcase for sustainable technologies,\u201d comments Boris F.J. Collardi, Chief Executive Officer of Julius Baer. \u201cWe are very happy to get the opportunity to bring Formula E to Switzerland and would like to thank our Swiss partners, Bank Julius Baer and TAG Heuer, for their forceful support. Now we will work on the details of the race, including the selection of the city which will host it, with the goal to make it possible during the 2016/17 season,\u201d says Alejandro Agag, CEO of Formula E Holdings. The popular success of this season\u2019s inaugural FIA Formula E Championship with races in Beijing, Putrajaya, Punta del Este, Buenos Aires, Miami and those coming soon in Los Angeles, Monaco, Berlin, Moscow and London, proves the championship\u2019s capacity to create a strong vision of emission-free transport. With the additional initiatives of FIA Formula E, the FE School Series and the integration of the \u2018Formula Student\u2019, they aim to inspire young people to embrace sustainable mobility and engineering.", "contentExact": "Zurich, 16 March 2015 \u2013 The objective of the FIA Formula E Championship is to promote sustainable mobility and the use of advanced emission-free electric vehicles, especially in cities. As motorsport Grand Prix have been forbidden in Switzerland for decades, in 2014 the Swiss National Councillor Fathi Derder put forward a motion to exempt electric races from this ban in order to actively support the development of sustainable technologies. The motion was subsequently backed by the Federal Council, the National Council and now by the Council of States. This decision of the parliament paves the way for a possible Swiss ePrix already during the 2016/17 season. Prior to today\u2019s decision, the two Swiss sponsors of the FIA Formula E, Julius Baer, exclusive Global Partner of the FIA Formula E Championship, and TAG Heuer, founding partner and official timekeeper of the world\u2019s first fully-electric racing series, had organised an extraordinary drive through downtown Geneva to bring a Formula E car to the streets of Switzerland for the first time. On this occasion, the car was filmed for a video promoting a Swiss ePrix \u2013 among others showing former Formula 1 driver and current Formula E driver Nick Heidfeld who has lived in Switzerland for years and supports this initiative. \u201cAs exclusive Global Partner of Formula E and Swiss company, we are excited about the decision of the Council of States and thank the Swiss parliament, the Federal Council and Fathi Derder for this historic move. 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