Carolina Müller-Möhl

In 2000, Müller-Möhl founded Müller-Möhl Group, to manage the estate and assets of her deceased husband Ernst Müller-Möhl (1957–2000) who died in a tragic plane crash near Gotthard Pass.^[11] Under her leadership the portfolio received a new structure, diversification and the risk was lowered substantially.^[12] Today, Müller-Möhl Group, manages assets which are estimated at CHF 600 to 700 millions.^[13]

^[14] Müller-Möhl currently serves on the board of directors of Orascom Development Holding,^[15] NZZ Media Group^[16] and Fielmann Group.^[17] Between 2004 and 2012 she was also on the board of Nestlé.^[18][19] Her net worth is estimated between CHF 600 and 700 millions.^[13]

In 1997, she married Ernst Müller-Möhl (1957–2000), private banker and financier, who originally hailed from Gachnang in Thurgau. Since his maternal family owned the nationally well-known cider manufacture Möhl Ltd., he later amended his name and unofficially used a double surname connected to his maternal family.

Through family assets he invested into BZ Bank of Martin Ebner where until 1992 he became one of the most important employees in futures and options trading. 1993 he founded Bank am Bellevue and in 1997 his own bank A&A Actienbank Ltd. (A&A-Group).^[20] They had one son;

• Elias Müller-Möhl (born 1998), an alum of Columbia University, based in New York City.

In 2025, Müller-Möhl married secondly to Raymond Bär (born 1959), of the Baer family, in a private civil ceremony in St. Moritz. They were in a relationship for the past ten years.^[21]