Citi Private Bank hires ex-Bank of America executive Teresa Radzinski
Citi Private Bank has named Teresa Radzinski as a private banker in Jacksonville, Florida, adding another senior hire to its wealth business.
Radzinski will work with individuals and family offices with balance sheets above $500m.
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She has more than 35 years of experience across wealth management, capital markets and corporate finance, with work spanning ultra-high-net-worth clients and nonprofit entities.
Before joining Citi, she was managing director and private client and institutional advisor at Bank of America Private Bank.
In that position, she worked with wealthy families, private foundations, faith-based groups and higher education institutions on wealth planning matters.
Earlier in her career, she was managing director and co-head of financial institutions capital markets and financing at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
Her background also includes private banking, investment strategy, institutional advisory, fiduciary work and board governance.
Outside her executive roles, she serves as board chair of the Kearney Center/CESC, and the Lightner Museum, and is a board trustee of Flagler College.
The move comes amid a broader set of appointments at Citi Wealth in recent weeks.
Last month, Citigroup selected Adam Clark to lead wealth planning, replacing Mike Troth, who had been handling the post on an interim basis. Clark is set to join in November after garden leave and will be based in New York.
In a separate appointment last month, Citi Wealth named Alex Kokolis as head of investments platform experience. He will work with investment product teams as well as wealth intelligence and client segment leaders.
More recently, Citi Wealth added Elizabeth McElherne as head of AIMS platform management, as part of an expansion of its alternatives and investment manager solutions leadership team.
