Citibank: End excessive sales goals | Cece Stewart, who spent three years trying to turn around Citi's U.S. retail banking operations, is retiring. In an interview, she cited account growth, productivity improvements and cross-selling of credit cards as accomplishments that offset "enormous headwinds.".Citigroup Inc : Citigroup says executives Stewart, McQuade to ... Stewart has been president of the U.S. Consumer & Commercial Banking business and McQuade has been chief executive officer of Citibank, N.A., one of the company's key legal entities.Citigroup says executives Stewart, McQuade to retire Citigroup Inc said on Thursday that two long-time executives, Cece Stewart and Gene McQuade, are retiring from the company. Citibank Online
(Reuters) - Citigroup Inc said on Thursday that two long-time executives, Cece Stewart and Gene McQuade, are retiring from the company. Stewart has been president of the U.S. Cece Stewart on Leaving Citi, Battling Bank's 'Enormous ...
Barbara Desoer, who has been chief operating officer of Citibank, N.A. will succeed McQuade as CEO of the entity. (Reuters) - Citigroup Inc said on Thursday that two long-time executives, Cece.
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Eugene McQuade, the chief executive of Citibank, the entity that holds 70 percent of the company’s assets and runs its international businesses, is leaving, as is Cece Stewart, who runs. Citi loses two veteran executives - Financial TimesCiti loses two veteran executives - Financial TimesCitigroup says executives Stewart, McQuade to retire - Yahoo News2 Senior Citigroup Executives Retiring - The New York Times Citigroup says executives Stewart, McQuade to retire - Yahoo News
Gene McQuade, chief executive of Citibank N.A., the legal entity that oversees 70 per cent of the bank’s balance sheet and Cece Stewart, who heads US consumer and commercial banking, retired. Cece Stewart - LCD repair technician - SMS Infocomm - LinkedIn
Cece Stewart, who spent three years trying to turn around Citi's U.S. retail banking operations, is retiring. In an interview, she cited account growth, productivity improvements and cross-selling of credit cards as accomplishments that offset "enormous headwinds.".
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Citigroup promoted Jane Fraser as head of US consumer and commercial banking to succeed Cecelia Stewart, who plans to retire at the end of April. |
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Citigroup Inc has appointed Cecelia "Cece" Stewart, a veteran retail banking executive at Morgan Stanley and Wachovia Corp, as president of US consumer and. |
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Cecelia "Cece" Stewart President, U.S. consumer and commercial banking, Citigroup. |
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Cece Stewart joined the Citi team in January 2011 as the President of U.S. Consumer and Commercial Banking and has responsibility for Retail Banking. |
Citigroup announced today that Cecelia Stewart has been named President of U.S. Consumer and Commercial Banking, responsible for overseeing Citi's.
Stewart has been president of the U.S. Consumer & Commercial Banking business and McQuade has been chief executive officer of Citibank, N.A., one of the company's key legal entities.Citigroup Inc. * Says executives Cece Stewart, Gene McQuade to retire.
Citigroup Inc said on Thursday that two long-time executives, Cece Stewart and Gene McQuade, are retiring from the company.Ms Stewart, who joined the bank in 2011, is well regarded by peers and spent most of her career at Wachovia before moving to Morgan Stanley, where she headed.
(Reuters) - Citigroup Inc said on Thursday that two long-time executives, Cece Stewart and Gene McQuade, are retiring from the company. Stewart has been president of the U.S.
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Eugene McQuade, the chief executive of Citibank, the entity that holds 70 percent of the company’s assets and runs its international businesses, is leaving, as is Cece Stewart, who runs. Www.citibank.com
Gene McQuade, chief executive of Citibank N.A., the legal entity that oversees 70 per cent of the bank’s balance sheet and Cece Stewart, who heads US consumer and commercial banking, retired.