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Citi Names 276 New MDs in Its Smallest Class Since 2020 — See the List

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Citi has a new group of senior leaders joining its highest ranks.

On Wednesday, the bank announced 276 managing directors, elevating the class of leaders to its highest rank below the C-suite.

This year’s class includes 55 promotions in markets, 45 in banking, 40 in wealth, and 33 in services, the bank’s unit that helps clients manage and move money globally. The promotions reflect the firm’s strong year in the markets and its push to drive more growth from banking, wealth, and its unique services business — all three of which have undergone major revamps in recent years.

The class is about 20% smaller than Citi’s last cohort of promotes — the 344 employees it elevated to MD in 2024, the largest class since Jane Fraser became CEO. That group leaned heavily toward markets, wealth, and tech roles. But the drop-off makes this the smallest MD class since 2020, when the bank promoted 241 people. In 2023, it announced 304 new MDs; in 2022, 331; and in 2021, 306.

“Their promotions arrive after a year that asked a lot from all of us as we raised our performance and pushed ahead on the work that will define Citi’s next chapter,” the executive management team members — including CEO Jane Fraser — wrote in an internal memo viewed by Business Insider.

“Each of these new MDs played a meaningful role in that progress. They led teams through a fast-moving environment, keep focus on what matters most and help turn strategy into action,” the memo continued, citing their contributions as helping to accelerate Citi’s “steps toward becoming an AI-enabled bank with smarter operations and a clearer foundation for growth.”

A Citi spokesperson told Business Insider that the number of promotions varies each year, “taking into account the firm’s skill and leadership needs, attrition, external hiring, and other relevant considerations.”

On Wednesday morning, Citi marked the annoucements with “roll call” gatherings across its business units — some in person, others remote — a tradition the bank has expanded in recent years. Members of the executive management team led a call with the newly promoted group to share advice, then held their own roll calls within their divisions to read the names aloud.

The promotions come as Citi continues a multiyear effort to simplify its structure, strengthen risk and control functions, and invest in a large-scale tech turnaround.

The bank’s strategy

The overhaul has reshaped its leadership and reorganized significant parts of the bank. In recent years, Fraser brought on star executives like former JPMorgan dealmaker Viswas Raghavan, as executive vice chair, to turn the firm’s investment banking operations around.

The firm has made significant gains in the past 12 months in sectors like investment banking — which saw a 23% year-over-year bump in fees to $1.15 billion in the third quarter — and its markets unit, which handles trading, experienced a 15% bump.

The new 2025 managing directors come from 21 countries and represent 32 nationalities, the bank said. Two-thirds are multi-lingual, and 30% have worked in at least two countries for Citi. They have a median of 16 years of experience at the firm, and 20 years in financial services overall. Twenty-three percent joined Citi through an early-career program, the bank added.

Nearly half — 134, or almost 49% of the class — are based in North America; 18% in the UK; followed by nearly 10% in Japan, north Asia, and Australia. The rest are dispersed in other regions.

Below is the full list of Citi’s newly promoted managing directors.

Banking (45)

Ram Anand

Siddharth Bansal

Irina Berg

Aaron Bloch

Thomas Brancourt

Sarah Briddon

Matteo Casadei

Ricardo Celayeta

Varun Chokhani

Alexios Coscoros

Nick J Dragisic

Samuel H Eisner

Sascha Hahn

Thomas Holsten Leren

Jun Hong

Keng Huat Koay

Terry Koizou

Brian Krieger

Piotr Krupa

Jonathan Laycock

Minha Lee

Ryan Li

Menzi Lukhele

Christopher Marino

David Moreno

Koyu Mori

Victor Mourad

Janusz Nelson

Milan Ninkov

Daniel O’Czerny

Vineet Puri

Ifti Qurashi

Shirley Riches

Raimund Riedl

Alfonso Saturno

Michael Seidenfeld

Dhruv Sethi

Pei Pei Sim

Sam Sun

Steven Thompson

Nisheeth Ranjan Tripathi

Mimi Tse

Vineet Vetts

Stephen White

Saad Zaman

Chief Operating Office (7)

Babar Ahmed

Traci Brooks

Sheetal Chanderkar

David Noyce

Scott L Phillips

Brett Russo

Sana Sayed

Client (18)

Eugene Belostotsky

Vanessa Bernardino

Yogesh Bhatt

Tom Cerasoli

Nedra Nichelle Collins

Alexander Guffanti

Jeffrey Kurges

Eric O Ligan

Beata Manthey

Andre Mazini

Jyothi Narayanan

Caio Patricio

Monique Pollard

Vibhor Rastogi

Arthur Smith

Hana Uddin

David M Wollin

Kyna Wong

Enterprise Services and Public Affairs (1)

Rula Dajani

Finance (12)

Tristan Clark

Eric Haugk

Jai Maxwell

Diego Miyake dos Santos

Ney Peralta

Robert Sabochick

Watcharee Thitibordin

Ben Vance

Sharan Wadhwa

Hua Wang

Jon Warren

Matt Welsh

Global Legal Affairs & Compliance (17)

Maitane Arozena

Jonathan Barkey

Sandra Behar

Soumyajyoti Bose

Jessica Britton

Mark DeAngelis

Robert Ehrlich

Rick Gambs

Omar Garduño Chavero

Lindsay Gatto

Justin Marc Irwin

Bruno Kumi

Fiona Mahon

Valerie Nezianya

Abhimanyu Singh Poonia

Rahul Dev Sharma

Ann-Katrin Wilczek

Human Resources (3)

Victoria Hooker

Jacqueline Lucas

Marc Polinsky

Internal Audit (2)

Cedrick Parize

Amine Trifi

International (2)

Jay Jhala

Malcolm Munoz

Legacy Franchises (7)

Eduardo Allegre Marquez

Robert Baltazares

Alejandro Díaz Romo

Larissa Garduño

Sreekanth Malisetti

Xavier Villalobos

Carlos Zamudio

Markets (55)

Omar Ahmed

Eric Bakkensen

Miles Patrick Bartholomew

Thomas Baud

Kanika Berry

Thomas Beviss

Stefania Calabretta

Alex Chiew

Sangini Chopra

Dominique de Peyrecave

Lindsay DeChiaro

Gaurav Dhingra

Matthew Doyle

Ryan Ellis

Michael Fielder

Troy Fraser

Brian Fugazy

Tom Gallagher

Ben Gardiner

Sean Garvey

Ting Guo

Tom Heslop

Kyle Higgs

Vito Hinora

Stuart Kaiser

Ryutaro Katano

Christina Keeler

Kemal Keskin

Ray King

Giovanni Laureri

Dessislava Lazarova

Hyungjoo Albert Lee

Sunny Li

Noah Mao

Liam McShane

Deepak Mehra

Loubna Moutai

Hooi Wan Ng

Truong Nguyen

Andrea Olivari

Sebastian Palacio

Jennifer Podurgiel

Yash (Shreyash) Priyank

Diana Ribeiro

Bryant Schlichting

Nagaraja Shenoy

Byungnoh Sohn

Zhengyuan Sun

Thomas Szelestey

Michael Tamburrino

Henrique Utrini

Mandakini Vadher

Sean Walsh

Tadeusz Wysocki

Timothy Young En

Risk Management (11)

Ritesh Bansal

Shivani Datadin

Matt Fleet

Christian James

Lauren Karfonta

Elizabeth McAlpine

Shilpa Saroha

Charles Tao

Shantanu Upadhyay

Natalia Villazan

Yoyo (Xiaotong) Yan

Services (33)

Leena Aich

Lorna Ballard

David Bartlett

Ignacio Capparelli

Valentina Chuang

Patricia Corregiari

Rubin Kiran Dave

Arpit Desai

Virginie Dhouibi

Katie Dilaj

Katherine Earl

Meng Wei Feng

Brian Gauvain

Ganas Govender

Ilyas Khan

Nimit Khare

Xin Lin

Aneesh Kumar Mahajan

Jared Mecham

John Murphy

Mick Murray

Tony Nanez

Caitlyn Oster

Christopher Piparo

Andrew Quan

Christopher Ravn

Christoph Rosemeyer

Ernesto Sarria

Shalin Shroff

Rufus Southwood

Rodrigo Takaku

Will Thorne

Tanya McKnight Williams

Technology & Business Enablement (15)

Zak Bahri

Katie Fontana

Rama Gontla

Shantharam Iyer

Prashant Jain

Daniel Jepp

Alina Kamat

Konstantine Kos

Rajiv Mirjankar

Viral Patel

Kevin Peel

Namita Saran

Bhagavathi Satchithanantham

Nikhil Shah

Elvis Veliz

U.S. Personal Banking (8)

Matthew DiPisa

Rohan D’Souza

Promiti Dutta

Patrick Gallagher

Paul Gawlik

Jess Lucas

Neri Neri

Dani Paul

Wealth (40)

Manuel Alvarez

Patricia Avallone

Zakir Banatwala

Duygu Baydur

Julie Bennett

Gunjan Bhatt

Boyko Botev

Analicia Gil Brocchetto

Asaad Chaudry

Benjamin Dx Choo

Angie Clardy

Vishal Desai

Jose Huerta

Ahmad Jamaleddine

Richard Jiang

Stephan Lanz

Jeanne Lee

Andrew Li

Sherlock Lou

Billal Malik

Megan Malone

Vikram Manik

Peter Manno

Morgan Morris

Sarah Wee Hian O

Stephen Pak

Avanee Vasant Patel

Darlene Yuting Patterson

Deborah Querub

Sebastian Rubano

Thomas Schlaus

Ash Shandilya

Vibhor Singh

Michael Squillante

Priya Sriskantharajah

Luca Vodini

Ivo Voynov

Richard Weintraub

John Whitelaw

RuiRui Zhu



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