Julius Baer, which is a major Swiss financial firm, has undergone a big transformation over the past few years.
And the latest move came today: the IPO filing of its US asset management division. After the deal, the firm will be called Artio Global Investors (which, by the way, doesn't seem like a good name).
The company is most well-known for its International Equity strategies (which accounts for 92% of assets under management). But there are other categories, such as Global High Grade Fixed Income, Global High Yield and Global Equity.
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