Andy Sieg shocked the finance industry last spring when he left Merrill Wealth Management. The 6-foot-4 Sieg was the face of the $3 trillion wealth giant, owning every room with a firm handshake ...

Merrill Lynch veteran Andy Sieg left in March to lead global wealth management at Citi. He was swiftly replaced by managing directors Lindsay Hans and Eric Schimpf. Morgan Stanley wealth boss Andy ...

Andy Sieg is leaving Merrill Wealth Management for Citigroup, returning to the Wall Street rival he last worked for 13 years ago. After a required six-month leave, Sieg will become the new head of ...

Citigroup Inc. named Bank of America Corp. executive Andy Sieg as its new head of global wealth Thursday. Mr. Sieg, who is head of Merrill Lynch Wealth Management, will be tasked with ramping up a ...

Andy Sieg is out as the head of Merrill Wealth Management and will be returning to Citigroup, where he worked before being hired by Merrill Lynch in 2009. Bank of America announced Thursday after ...

Following his first full year on the job, Citi Wealth Head Andy Sieg is seeing his compensation rise by 15% to roughly $13 million. A proxy statement Citi released on Wednesday acknowledged 2024 ...

As much as he doesn’t want to understate the gravity of the current economic moment, Citi’s Andy Sieg is also urging caution and patience, at least until some of the dust settles. Sieg ...

Andy Sieg, Citi head of wealth, joins 'Money Movers' to discuss the company's restructuring under Jane Fraser with respect to Citi's wealth business, how foreign investors see the U.S., and the ...

That's what Citi Head of Wealth Andy Sieg said at the BofA Securities Financial Services Conference in Miami Beach, Florida, on Wednesday. Sieg said Citi's private bank — which serves wealthy clients ...

March 30 (Reuters) - Citigroup Inc (C.N), opens new tab hired Andy Sieg to lead its global wealth arm, the lender said on Thursday, from Bank of America Corp (BAC.N), opens new tab, where he led ...

Andy Sieg is leaving Merrill Wealth Management for Citigroup, returning to the Wall Street rival he last worked for 13 years ago. After a required six-month leave, Sieg will become the new head of ...