Andy Sieg, Head of Wealth at Citi, says some of the bank's wealthy clients are souring on the US and instead looking at the ...

LONDON] Some of Citigroup’s wealthy clients are souring on the US and instead looking at the UK, even as Britain hikes taxes ...

The Wall Street giant's global wealth head says affluent clients are shifting away from America amid growing fallout from ...

Some of Citigroup Inc.’s wealthy clients are souring on the US and instead looking at the UK, even as Britain hikes taxes on its rich residents, according to one of the bank’s top executives.

"We see topics like the non-dom discussion very much on the mind of clients," Citigroup global wealth head Andy Sieg told ...

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 ...

The Merrill Lynch veteran Andy Sieg took over Citi's struggling wealth unit in September. At least 33 senior executives, including five of his direct reports, have left since he joined. More exits ...

Sieg's experience at Merrill, where he oversaw 25,000 employees and around 15,000 advisors who managed a collective $2.8 trillion of assets, made him a prime candidate for the role.

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Andy Tasnady, industry compensation consultant and the owner of Tasnady & Associates, agreed that while Sieg was moving to a smaller brand in the industry, it could be more liberating.