05.10.2026
Appointment of Bruno Cesana & welcome to Jean-Christophe Faust!
Cité Gestion continues to grow and is pleased to announce the appointment of Bruno Cesana as Banker, as well as the arrival of Jean-Christophe Faust as Chief of Staff.
After working for more than 10 years in various operational roles at Lombard Odier, Bruno joined Cité Gestion in 2022 and became Co-Head of Operations in 2025. Having recently earned the Federal Certificate in Wealth Management (AWM), this appointment recognizes his contribution to the firm and his commitment to providing clients with attentive and personalized support.
Jean-Christophe brings over sixteen years of experience in banking strategic project management, as well as in the development of private banking units. Before joining Cité Gestion, he held senior management positions, notably at BSI, which later became EFG Bank. He will leverage his strategic expertise and deep industry knowledge to support Cité Gestion’s continued development and growth ambitions.
We are delighted to welcome them to the team and wish them every success in their new roles.

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