Citizens Financial Group Names Chris Weyrauch to Lead Wealth Business
Citizens Financial Group, Inc. (NYSE: CFG) has appointed Chris Weyrauch as Head of Wealth Management, effective immediately. He succeeds Ryan Parker, who is leaving for family reasons. Weyrauch has 25 years of experience from TIAA, where he managed $400 billion in assets for 425,000 clients. His focus will be on accelerating Citizens' wealth management growth. Parker will assist Weyrauch through June for a smooth transition. The bank recently reported record results and has a strong team in place to support continued momentum in this critical area.
- Chris Weyrauch brings extensive experience from TIAA, enhancing leadership in wealth management.
- Weyrauch's previous management of $400 billion in assets under administration demonstrates capability.
- Citizens reported record results in the last quarter, indicating strong business performance.
- Ryan Parker's departure may introduce transitional challenges despite support.
Citizens Financial Group, Inc. (NYSE: CFG) today announced that Chris Weyrauch will join the bank as Head of Wealth Management, effective immediately. Weyrauch will report to Brendan Coughlin, Head of Consumer Banking, and will succeed Ryan Parker, who will be departing the company for family reasons.
Weyrauch comes to Citizens after a 25-year career at TIAA where he built and led its direct-to-consumer business. He most recently served concurrently as Head of Retail Distribution, Head of Individual Advisory Services and CEO of Life Insurance, and was responsible for managing
“Chris has terrific experience growing and leading a highly successful national wealth business,” said Coughlin. “His track record of integrating investment products, banking, insurance, and lending solutions and delivering them both digitally and through a top quality advisor team demonstrates that he is well positioned to rapidly drive further growth in this critical area.”
Parker will stay on at Citizens through June, working with Weyrauch to help ensure a seamless transition.
Added Coughlin: “While we are disappointed to see Ryan leave the bank, we understand and respect his reasons for doing so. He’s leaving the business in great shape, with record results this past quarter, a repositioned strategy, and a strong team that will help Chris hit the ground running. We wish Ryan well as he enters this new chapter of his life.”
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