Citizens Accelerates Private Banking Capabilities with Addition of Multiple Teams Across Boston, Florida, New York, San Francisco
“The addition of these talented and seasoned private bankers helps Citizens significantly boost our growth plans in Wealth Management and Business Banking,” said Brendan Coughlin, Vice Chairman and Head of Consumer Banking at Citizens. “These teams have a demonstrated track record of delivering a truly differentiated white glove client experience that is second to none, which will create long-term customer loyalty across attractive growth areas. Citizens’ strong balance sheet and capabilities position us to serve this client segment exceptionally well.”
These new teams will also help accelerate Citizens’ geographic growth plans in key markets such as Metro New York and
Added Coughlin: “These talented professionals were attracted to Citizens because of our strong customer orientation, our commitment to collaborating and delivering the best the bank has to offer, our entrepreneurial spirit, and our strong business and technology capabilities. We share their excitement about the opportunity to build and scale a great business leveraging Citizens’ already strong foundation.”
Citizens Wealth Management, which includes its brokerage arm, Citizens Securities, Inc., provides integrated, full-service banking and investment services to help clients grow and protect their wealth, plan for retirement and achieve other long-term objectives across their financial lifetime. Citizens first expanded its wealth management and private banking capabilities in 2019 with the acquisition of Clarfeld Financial Advisors. The new teams will operate as Citizens Private Bank.
Additional details will be available during Citizens’ Q2 2023 earnings call in July.
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