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    Citi investigating HR complaints against wealth head Sieg, Bloomberg News reports

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    Posted on August 20, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Citi investigates HR complaints against wealth chief Andy Sieg, accused of intimidation and sidelining employees. Paul Weiss conducted the probe.

    Table of Contents

    • Investigation into Andy Sieg's Conduct
    • Details of the Complaints
    • Citi's Response and Statement
    • Background on Andy Sieg

    Citi Launches Investigation into Wealth Chief Andy Sieg's Conduct

    Investigation into Andy Sieg's Conduct

    (Reuters) -Citigroup has hired law firm Paul Weiss to investigate complaints about the behavior of the bank's wealth management chief, Andy Sieg, Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday, citing people with direct knowledge of the matter.

    Details of the Complaints

    The complaints accused Sieg "of intimidating and unfairly sidelining employees", the report said. Paul Weiss's investigation is now complete, it added, citing sources.

    Citi's Response and Statement

    Reuters could not immediately verify the report. Paul Weiss did not immediately respond to Reuters requests for comment.

    Background on Andy Sieg

    Sieg, who joined Citi as the head of wealth management from rival Bank of America in September 2023, did not respond to Reuters requests by phone, LinkedIn and email for a comment.

    "Andy is a highly respected leader with more than 25 years operating at the most senior levels of the wealth management industry," Citi spokesperson Mark Costiglio said in an email statement to Reuters, adding that the wealth business has transformed under his leadership.

    "We look forward to Andy continuing to drive strong business performance," he said.

    In a statement to Bloomberg News, Costiglio said it was "standard practice" for the bank to engage an outside law firm to probe allegations against a senior member of the management team "to ensure independence and prevent even the appearance of a possible conflict of interest".

    (Reporting by Manya Saini in Bengaluru and Tatiana Bautzer in New York; additional reporting by Lananh Nguyen in New York; Editing by Arun Koyyur)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Citi has hired Paul Weiss to investigate Andy Sieg.
    • •Complaints include intimidation and sidelining employees.
    • •Investigation by Paul Weiss is reportedly complete.
    • •Citi supports Andy Sieg's leadership despite allegations.
    • •External law firm ensures independent probe.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Citi investigating HR complaints against wealth head Sieg, Bloomberg News reports

    1What are the complaints against Andy Sieg?

    The complaints accuse Andy Sieg of intimidating and unfairly sidelining employees within Citi's wealth management division.

    2Who is conducting the investigation into the complaints?

    Citigroup has hired the law firm Paul Weiss to investigate the complaints against Andy Sieg.

    3What was Citi's spokesperson's comment regarding Andy Sieg?

    Citi spokesperson Mark Costiglio stated that Andy Sieg is a highly respected leader with over 25 years of experience in the wealth management industry.

    4What does Citi typically do when allegations arise against senior management?

    Citi engages an outside law firm to investigate allegations against senior members of the management team to ensure an impartial review.

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