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Welcome to Johan Leën!
We are delighted to announce the arrival of Johan Leën as a Banker at Cité Gestion.
With a Master’s Degree in Science in Management/Finance, Johan is also a CFA charter holder, a Certified Wealth Management Advisor (CWMA), and has over 20 years of experience in Private Banking. He previously held senior leadership positions at PKB and KBL Swiss Private Banking in Geneva, as well as at BIL Suisse, where he was Head of West Europe & EAM Geneva.
In his new role, Johan will leverage his recognized expertise in investment advisory, wealth structuring, and financing solutions to provide valuable advice to his clients.
We extend our warmest welcome and look forward to working with him!
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