Sometimes a man is known by the company he keeps. It could be a political and academic luminary such as Roger Porter, or those regarded as lions of Wall Street, such as Bill Schreyer, James Gorman, Brian Moynihan and Citi CEO Jane Fraser, the latter of whom Andy Sieg finds himself in league with near the top of one of the world’s largest banks, where he serves as head of wealth.
The very name Citi connotes clout. Perhaps no recent event epitomized the power and influence of the nation’s third-largest bank more than the autumn 2025 gathering Sieg and Fraser co-hosted in Paris for dozens of the financial institution’s top wealth clients. Representing more than 20 countries, the clients joined Citi leaders and other top luminaries from across industries for a discussion on markets, geopolitics, artificial intelligence and technology. In essence, the transformation around markets, intelligence and power.
The event also included a visit to the Élysée Palace, where F
