Richard Weintraub has been named by Citi Private Bank as the new head of the Family Office Group for the Americas.
Weintraub was a member of the Global Family & Institutional Wealth team at UBS, where he served some of the globe’s primary family office clients.
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He has a comprehensive understanding of the family office business, solid relationships, and a demonstrated track record of delivering institutional solutions to family offices.
Before joining UBS, Weintraub headed new business for a cross-asset sales and trading organisation at Goldman Sachs and was a founding member of the firm’s middle market sales and trading division, which served institutional family offices and other clients.
His role will be effective from 7 May.
Based in New York and reporting to Hannes Hofmann, global head, Family Office Group, Weintraub will expand the family office company in America.
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