The ‘sudden’ resignation of Boris Collardi as Julius Baer’s CEO yesterday not only caught markets off guard (the bank’s share price dropped almost 6% between Friday and Tuesday) but, more fundamentally, brought to close a formative era for the Swiss bank in Asia and globally. Not that Collardi’s exit in any way marks a crisis point for Julius Baer, but…

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