Citi Taps BlackRock Portfolio Manager to Be Wealth Unit's CIO
Citigroup said that Kate Moore, a portfolio manager at BlackRock, will join its Citi Wealth business as chief investment officer. Moore, who most recently served as head of thematic strategy for BlackRock’s $50 billion global allocation business, will move to Citigroup in February, according to an internal memo seen by Bloomberg News.
A year after his arrival, Andy Sieg — a tall Pennsylvania native who ran Bank of America Corp.’s Merrill Lynch wealth ...
Citigroup embraced its wealth management business as a potentially major cash cow several years ago, but it's now resorting ...
(Reuters) -Citigroup's wealth unit has greenlit special retention bonuses for dozens of personnel this year as the Wall ...
A year after his arrival, Andy Sieg — a tall Pennsylvania native who ran Bank of America Corp.’s Merrill Lynch wealth brokerage — has since fired managers, filled senior posts with external ...
His abrupt personnel changes rankled some executives, prompting bankers to defect. In response, Citigroup offered dozens of retention bonuses to staff, particularly in the Wealth at Work unit and to ...
In his first year on the job, Citi wealth head Andy Sieg has grown fond of saying his firm could one day be the biggest global wealth manager. Speaking in June at the Morgan Stanley U.S ...
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