Does Julius Baer Gruppe AG pay a dividend?

Yes, Julius Baer Gruppe AG pays a dividend. The current annual yield is 3.60%. This is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.

What is Julius Baer Gruppe AG's dividend yield?

Julius Baer Gruppe AG's current dividend yield is 3.60%. This is calculated from the trailing 12-month dividends divided by the current share price. This is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.

How often does Julius Baer Gruppe AG pay dividends?

Julius Baer Gruppe AG pays dividends on a final basis. This is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.

Is Julius Baer Gruppe AG's dividend safe?

Julius Baer Gruppe AG has a DividendAtlas Dividend Health Score of 64 out of 99. A higher score indicates stronger dividend sustainability based on payout coverage, growth history, and financial health. This is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.

BAER.SW

Julius Baer Gruppe AG

CHF 72.30

+CHF 0.00 (+0.00%)

Price history

Key metrics

Julius Baer Gruppe AG has paid a dividend for 17 consecutive years and currently yields 3.60%, below its five year average. Its payout ratio is 70%. Dividend Health rates it Safe at 64 out of 99, with medium confidence.

Data as of 22 Sept 2026

Yield3.60%CHF 2.60 a share

Growth 5y+8.2% a yeara year, five years

Streak17 yearsconsecutive years paid

ValuationFairly valued13.03× earnings, GAAP

P/E ratio, GAAP13.03×

Forward P/E11.99×

Market capCHF 14.88B

Volume464.2K

Avg. volume373.1K

Beta0.87

Day rangeCHF 72.30 – 73.76

52W rangeCHF 51.76 – 76.86

Next dividend

Per share

CHF 2.60

Frequency

Final

Estimated

Declared
—
Ex-date
14 Apr 2027
in 204 days
Pay date
19 Apr 2027
estimated

Dividend health

64of 99Safe

V. riskyVery riskyRiskyRiskyBorder.BorderlineSafeSafeV. safeVery safe

Confidence Medium · Standard profile · as of 22 Sept 2026

Total return

Invested 10 years agoCHF 10,000

Worth todayCHF 25,369

From priceCHF 8,193

From dividendsCHF 7,176

CHF 10,000 invested is CHF 25,369 today: CHF 8,193 from the share price and CHF 7,176 from dividends reinvested.

Total return +153.69%. Price alone returned +81.93% over the same window.

Assumes every dividend is reinvested on its ex-dividend date, before tax and dealing costs.

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Julius Bär Gruppe AG provides wealth management solutions in Switzerland, Europe, the Americas, Asia, and internationally. The company provides investment advisory and discretionary mandates; structured products, securities execution and advisory, and private markets and fund offering; wealth planning, and family office services. It also offers open product platform services. Julius Bär Gruppe AG was founded in 1890 and is headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland.

ExchangeSW

CurrencyCHF

CountryCH

SectorFinancial Services

IndustryAsset Management

ISINCH0102484968

Fiscal year endDecember

Employees7,675

HeadquartersBahnhofstrasse 36, Zurich, Switzerland, 8010

Dividend data hand-checked against company filings on 15 Sept 2026

Annual DPSCHF 2.60

Yield3.60%

5Y DGR+8.24%

10Y DGR+8.98%

20Y DGR—

Growth Streak—

Consecutive Yrs17 yrs

Dividend health64

Annual DPSCHF 2.60

Yield3.60%

5Y DGR+8.24%

10Y DGR+8.98%

20Y DGR—

Growth Streak—

Consecutive Yrs17 yrs

Dividend health64

Annual dividends per share

Dividends paid in CHF · based on BAER.SW's fiscal years ending in December

Dividend Policy

The group targets a dividend payout ratio of ~50% of adjusted net profit attributable to shareholders of Julius Baer Group Ltd. Unless justified by significant events, the Group aims for a per-share ordinary dividend at least equal to previous year's ordinary dividend per share. In general, CET1 capital that is meaningfully in excess of a BIS CET1 capital ratio of ~14% at the end of a financial year is to be distributed through a share buy-back programme launched in the subsequent financial year, unless acquisition opportunities arise that are strategically consistent and financially attractive.

Source: Investor Relations

Dividend History

Ex-Date	Pay Date	Fiscal Year	Amount	Frequency	Status
14 Apr 272027-04-14	2027-04-19	FY2026	CHF 2.6000	Final	Estimated
13 Apr 262026-04-13	2026-04-15	FY2025	CHF 2.6000	Final	Paid
14 Apr 252025-04-14	2025-04-16	FY2024	CHF 2.6000	Final	Paid
15 Apr 242024-04-15	2024-04-17	FY2023	CHF 2.6000	Final	Paid
17 Apr 232023-04-17	2023-04-19	FY2022	CHF 2.6000	Final	Paid
14 Apr 222022-04-14	2022-04-20	FY2021	CHF 2.6000	Final	Paid
16 Apr 212021-04-16	2021-04-20	FY2020	CHF 1.7500	Final	Paid
04 Nov 202020-11-04	2020-11-06	FY2019	CHF 0.7500	Final	Paid
20 May 202020-05-20	2020-05-25	FY2019	CHF 0.7500	Interim	Paid
12 Apr 192019-04-12	2019-04-16	FY2018	CHF 1.5000	Final	Paid
13 Apr 182018-04-13	2018-04-17	FY2017	CHF 1.4000	Final	Paid
18 Apr 172017-04-18	2017-04-20	FY2016	CHF 1.2000	Final	Paid
15 Apr 162016-04-15	2016-04-19	FY2015	CHF 1.1000	Final	Paid
17 Apr 152015-04-17	2015-04-21	FY2014	CHF 1.0000	Final	Paid
11 Apr 142014-04-11	2014-04-16	FY2013	CHF 0.6000	Final	Paid
12 Apr 132013-04-12	2013-04-17	FY2012	CHF 0.6000	Final	Paid
13 Apr 122012-04-13	2012-04-17	FY2011	CHF 0.5862	Final	Paid
11 Apr 112011-04-11	2011-04-15	FY2010	CHF 0.5862	Final	Paid
12 Apr 102010-04-12	2010-04-16	FY2009	CHF 0.3908	Final	Paid

This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Past dividend payments are not a guarantee of future payments. All data is sourced from public market data and may be delayed. Always do your own research before making any investment decisions.

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