Story 255

Our boss, [REDACTED], Citi’s Head of Wealth, is in Las Vegas today at a Google event. If the media is present, it would be worth asking directly what happened to the Private Bank’s abruptly departed U.S. head in 2024. Did he, or did he not, engage in inappropriate conduct toward a junior analyst within four months of joining? And did Citi, in fact, pay him a seven-figure sum to exit? Because if the firm paid a substantial sum to facilitate his departure under those circumstances, it raises serious questions about corporate governance.

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