23.04.2026
Welcome to Claudia Marigliano and Pedro Hernandez!
We are delighted to announce the arrival of Claudia Marigliano and Pedro Hernandez at Cité Gestion.
Claudia brings over 30 years of experience in private banking and international wealth management. She has held senior leadership roles at UBS, Credit Suisse, and Union Bancaire Privée where she was a member of executive management.
She advises private clients, entrepreneurs, and family offices with a long-term, holistic approach - carefully aligning wealth strategies with personal, family, and entrepreneurial goals. Claudia is particularly committed to supporting the next generation.
Pedro joins us with more than 20 years of experience in international private banking. He has advised entrepreneurial families and private clients - both domestic and cross-border - on complex wealth structures, with a strong focus on capital preservation and intergenerational continuity.
He provides clear, independent guidance, helping clients to structure and preserve their assets, while ensuring responsible transfer across generations.
We extend our warmest welcome and look forward to this exciting new chapter together!

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