Citizens Private Wealth, Llc
- Regulatory AUM
- $16.6B
- Discretionary
- $14.3B
- Clients
- 2,567
- Avg AUM / client
- $6.5M
- Accounts
- 12,118
- Employees
- 214
AUM over time
Annual snapshots from Form ADV filings · as of Jul 08, 2026
Asset allocation (SMA assets by investment type)
as of Jul 08, 2026Share of SMA assets by investment vehicle type, as filed in Form ADV Item 5.K. Dollar figures are percentages applied to total regulatory AUM.
Who they serve
| Client type | Clients | AUM | % of AUM |
|---|---|---|---|
| High net worth individuals | 2,465 | $15.7B | 94.4% |
| Charitable organizations | 7 | $146M | 0.88% |
| Corporations and other businesses | 95 | $784M | 4.71% |
People (97)
roster as of Jul 20, 2026| Name | Role / title | Credentials | With firm since | Ownership |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cuiffo, Donna, Marie | Chief Financial Officer | Mar 1999 (27y) | Less than 5% | |
| Robert A Varriano | Chief Operating Officer | CFP | Mar 1999 (27y) | Less than 5% |
| Schembri, Anthony, Lorenzo | Director Of Investment Operations | Jan 2006 (21y) | Less than 5% | |
| Michael D Hans | Chief Investment Officer | CFA | Jan 2019 (8y) | Less than 5% |
| Richard Tino Suarez | Chief Executive Officer | CFP | Jan 2019 (8y) | Less than 5% |
| Shore, David Howard | Chief Compliance Officer | Jun 2023 (3y) | Less than 5% | |
| James Arvid Marks | Registered representative | CFP | Aug 2019 (7y) | |
| Steven Eric Bertolo | Registered representative | CFP | Aug 2019 (7y) | |
| Jeffrey Kenney Hanna | Registered representative | CFP CFA | Aug 2019 (7y) | |
| Paul L. Hagen | Registered representative | Aug 2019 (7y) | ||
| Karen Lynn Johnston | Registered representative | Sep 2019 (7y) | ||
| Lester Satlow | Registered representative | CFP CFA | Oct 2019 (7y) | |
| William Joseph Ford | Registered representative | Oct 2019 (7y) | ||
| Christopher M. Falzone | Registered representative | Oct 2019 (7y) | ||
| Jack Keleshian | Registered representative | Jan 2020 (7y) | ||
| Tobias M Tolino | Registered representative | Jan 2020 (7y) | ||
| Matthew J Smith | Registered representative | CFA | Nov 2020 (6y) | |
| Douglas Scott Moxham | Registered representative | CFP | Mar 2021 (5y) | |
| Paul Arbeit | Registered representative | CFP | Apr 2021 (5y) | |
| Brian Furleiter | Registered representative | CFP | Apr 2021 (5y) | |
| Daniel Grijalva | Registered representative | CFP | May 2021 (5y) | |
| George Philip Gipp | Registered representative | CFP CFA | May 2021 (5y) | |
| Michael Brennan | Registered representative | CFP Chartered Financial Consultant | May 2021 (5y) | |
| Nicholas Ralph Pirrotta | Registered representative | CFP | May 2021 (5y) | |
| Gianni Difroscia | Registered representative | CFP | May 2021 (5y) | |
| Matthew Ruffalo | Registered representative | CFP CFA | Jun 2021 (5y) | |
| Corey Adam Boucher | Registered representative | CFA | Dec 2021 (5y) | |
| Justin M Binion | Registered representative | Mar 2022 (4y) | ||
| Nicholas Henry Banks | Registered representative | May 2022 (4y) | ||
| Jeffrey James Egizi | Registered representative | CFA | Oct 2022 (4y) | |
| William Evarts Benjamin | Registered representative | Sep 2023 (3y) | ||
| Rodney Joseph Olea | Registered representative | Nov 2023 (3y) | ||
| Stephen Andrew Delgado | Registered representative | CFA | Jan 2024 (3y) | |
| Christopher Heslin Adams | Registered representative | CFA | Jan 2024 (3y) | |
| Thomas E Beaty | Registered representative | CFP | Jan 2024 (3y) | |
| Joseph Michael Dionisio | Registered representative | CFP | Mar 2024 (2y) | |
| Moira R Mc Glynn | Registered representative | CFP | Mar 2024 (2y) | |
| Andrew E Curto | Registered representative | Apr 2024 (2y) | ||
| Clement Farias | Registered representative | Apr 2024 (2y) | ||
| Derek Engen | Registered representative | CFP Personal Financial Specialist | Apr 2024 (2y) | |
| Harriet C Dower | Registered representative | Apr 2024 (2y) | ||
| Hugh W Beecher | Registered representative | Apr 2024 (2y) | ||
| Ka Lai Ng | Registered representative | Apr 2024 (2y) | ||
| Margaret Petersen | Registered representative | CFP | Apr 2024 (2y) | |
| Mitchell Weitz | Registered representative | CFA | Apr 2024 (2y) | |
| Richard I Gordon | Registered representative | Apr 2024 (2y) | ||
| Brian P Nagle | Registered representative | May 2024 (2y) | ||
| Grayham Michael Lohrey | Registered representative | CFP | Jun 2024 (2y) | |
| Zachary Noke | Registered representative | Jun 2024 (2y) | ||
| Daniel Thomas Henneghan | Registered representative | Sep 2024 (2y) | ||
| Thomas Benjamin Metzger | Registered representative | Oct 2024 (2y) | ||
| Roy Corr | Registered representative | Oct 2024 (2y) | ||
| Linda Meejung Yang | Registered representative | CFP | Oct 2024 (2y) | |
| Jonathan Bennassar Soto | Registered representative | Oct 2024 (2y) | ||
| Melinda Cramer | Registered representative | Oct 2024 (2y) | ||
| Stephen James Laforte | Registered representative | Oct 2024 (2y) | ||
| Erik Berge | Registered representative | Oct 2024 (2y) | ||
| Brendan Michael Supple | Registered representative | Oct 2024 (2y) | ||
| Adam B Gorlyn | Registered representative | Dec 2024 (2y) | ||
| James Robert Rubinton | Registered representative | Mar 2025 (1y) | ||
| Jeffrey Francis Cowley | Registered representative | CFP | Mar 2025 (1y) | |
| Mandie Evans | Registered representative | Mar 2025 (1y) | ||
| Matthew Alan Foss | Registered representative | CFP | Mar 2025 (1y) | |
| Joseph Allen Di Buono | Registered representative | CFA | Mar 2025 (1y) | |
| Kristofer Rory Reddaway | Registered representative | Mar 2025 (1y) | ||
| Rachel Bonnet | Registered representative | CFP | Mar 2025 (1y) | |
| Nicole Marie Molnar | Registered representative | Mar 2025 (1y) | ||
| Craig Kaufman | Registered representative | Apr 2025 (1y) | ||
| Joel Kaufman | Registered representative | Apr 2025 (1y) | ||
| Kathleen Fortoul | Registered representative | Apr 2025 (1y) | ||
| Kieran J Lynch | Registered representative | CFP | Apr 2025 (1y) | |
| Gary Grigorian | Registered representative | Jun 2025 (1y) | ||
| Adam L. Waldman | Registered representative | Jul 2025 (1y) | ||
| Daniel John Menton | Registered representative | CFP | Jul 2025 (1y) | |
| Jonathan Matthew Lucente | Registered representative | Jul 2025 (1y) | ||
| Kamaldai Rahman | Registered representative | Jul 2025 (1y) | ||
| Mike Shayestehfar | Registered representative | Jul 2025 (1y) | ||
| Matthew Eldeberto Oliveira | Registered representative | Jul 2025 (1y) | ||
| Vincenzo Iannucci | Registered representative | Jul 2025 (1y) | ||
| John P Gavey | Registered representative | CFP | Jul 2025 (1y) | |
| Megan Dia | Registered representative | Nov 2025 (1y) | ||
| Eric James Bradley | Registered representative | Nov 2025 (1y) | ||
| Anthony Fella | Registered representative | Dec 2025 (1y) | ||
| Gregory P Cantone | Registered representative | Dec 2025 (1y) | ||
| Zoe Oasis | Registered representative | Jan 2026 (1y) | ||
| Anita Marie Bosch | Registered representative | Mar 2026 (0y) | ||
| John Williams | Registered representative | CFP | May 2026 (0y) | |
| Michael Robert Herron | Registered representative | Chartered Financial Consultant | May 2026 (0y) | |
| Scott Lieb | Registered representative | May 2026 (0y) | ||
| Sean Alexander Kram | Registered representative | May 2026 (0y) | ||
| Will Heaton Hendricks | Registered representative | CFP | May 2026 (0y) | |
| Jeanmarie Macari La Bonte | Registered representative | May 2026 (0y) | ||
| Jerald J Halverson | Registered representative | May 2026 (0y) | ||
| Darren Andrew Wald | Registered representative | Jun 2026 (0y) | ||
| David Brian Snyder | Registered representative | Jun 2026 (0y) | ||
| Gregory Christopher Sherman | Registered representative | Jun 2026 (0y) | ||
| Trevor A Wade | Registered representative | Jun 2026 (0y) |
Entity owners (Schedule A/B)
| Entity | Title / status | Since | Sch. | Ownership |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Citizens Bank, N.A. | Direct Ownership | Jan 2019 | A | 75% or more |
| Citizens Financial Group, Inc. | Direct Shareholder | May 2005 | B | ≈ 56.25% – 100% via Citizens Bank, N.A. |
Undisclosed: 0% – 25% of the firm is not attributable from the filed Schedule A bands.
Estimated effective ownership (look-through of filed bands):
- Citizens Financial Group, Inc.: 75% – 100% of Citizens Bank, N.A. × 75% – 100% direct ≈ 56.25% – 100% of the firm
Roster from the IAPD representatives feed; ownership and acquisition dates from Form ADV Schedule A/B. "Since" is the earliest filed registration or acquisition date.
Documents (1 archived)
| Form | Period | Size | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Form ADV (full filing) | 07/08/2026 | 2.01 MB | View · PDF · Source ↗ |
Archived copies of the firm's regulatory filings, versioned by content hash.
Disciplinary disclosures
Allegations: VIOLATION OF THE TRUTH IN LENDING ACT, REGULATION Z AND THE CONSUMER FINANCIAL PROTECTION ACT. Status: Pending Summary: VIOLATION OF THE TRUTH IN LENDING ACT, REGULATION Z AND THE CONSUMER FINANCIAL PROTECTION ACT.
Allegations: ON AUGUST 12, 2015, THE U.S. CONSUMER FINANCIAL PROTECTION BUREAU ("CFPB") ISSUED A CONSENT ORDER ("CFPB ORDER") AGAINST CITIZENS FINANCIAL GROUP, INC.; CITIZENS BANK, N.A.; AND/OR CITIZENS BANK OF PENNSYLVANIA (COLLECTIVELY, "CITIZENS") RELATING TO DEPOSIT RECONCILIATION PRACTICES FROM JANUARY 2008 THROUGH NOVEMBER 2013. THE CFPB ORDER STATES THAT: (A) CITIZENS ENGAGED IN UNFAIR ACTS OR PRACTICES IN VIOLATION OF 12 U.S.C §§ 5531,5536 BY PROCESSING DEPOSITS SUCH THAT CERTAIN CUSTOMERS DID NOT RECEIVE CREDIT FOR THE FULL AMOUNT OF DEPOSITED FUNDS; AND (B) CITIZENS DISCLOSURES RELATING TO THE DEPOSIT PROCESS WERE DECEPTIVE IN VIOLATION OF 12 U.S.C §§ 5531,5536. CITIZENS SECURITIES, INC. WAS NOT NAMED IN THE CFPB ORDER OR SUBJECT TO IT IN ANY WAY. Status: Final Sanction Detail: IN THE CFPB ORDER, CITIZENS AGREED TO PAY REDRESS TO AFFECTED CUSTOMERS OF AN AMOUNT OF APPROXIMATELY $11 MILLION AND PAY A CIVIL MONEY PENALTY IN THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF $7.5 MILLION, WHICH WAS PAID ON AUGUST 14, 2015. IN THE CFPB ORDER, CITIZENS AGREED TO NOT VIOLATE 12 U.S.C §§ 5531 AND 5536 IN CONNECTION WITH DEPOSIT TRANSACTIONS AND RESOLVING DEPOSIT DISCREPANCIES. IN ADDITION, CITIZENS AGREED THAT (A) THEY MUST CORRECT ALL VIOLATIONS OF LAW DESCRIBED IN THE CFPB ORDER AND IMPLEMENT PROCEDURES TO PREVENT THEIR OCCURRENCE; (B) THEY MUST DEVELOP A WRITTEN CONSUMER COMPLIANCE INTERNAL AUDIT PROGRAM FOR PROCESSING OF DEPOSITS AND DEPOSIT DISCREPANCIES; (C) THEY MAY NOT MISREPRESENT, OR ASSIST OTHERS IN MISREPRESENTING, EXPRESSLY OR IMPLIEDLY THEIR DEPOSIT PROCESSING PRACTICES; (D) CITIZENS BOARD OF DIRECTORS MUST ESTABLISH A COMPLIANCE COMMITTEE OF AT LEAST THREE RESPONSIBLE FOR MONITORING AND COORDINATING CITIZENS COMPLIANCE WITH THE CFPB ORDER (E) THE COMPLIANCE COMMITTEE WILL SUBMIT TO THE CFPB A COMPLIANCE PLAN (F) CITIZENS BOARD MUST (I) AUTHORIZE CITIZENS ACTIONS TO COMPLY WITH THE CFPB ORDER; (II) REQUIRE TIMELY REPORTING BY MANAGEMENT TO THE BOARD OF THE STATUS OF COMPLIANCE OBLIGATIONS, AND (III) REQUIRE TIMELY AND APPROPRIATE CORRECTIVE ACTION TO REMEDY ANY MATERIAL NON-COMPLIANCE WITH SUCH BOARD DIRECTIVES; (G) CITIZENS MUST NOTIFY THE CFPB OF ANY DEVELOPMENT THAT MAY AFFECT COMPLIANCE OBLIGATIONS UNDER THE CFPB ORDER AND PROVIDE WRITTEN COMPLIANCE PROGRESS REPORTS; (H) CITIZENS MUST DELIVER A COPY OF THE CFPB ORDER TO THEIR BOARD MEMBERS, EXECUTIVE OFFICERS AND OTHERS WHO HAVE RESPONSIBILITIES RELATING TO THE SUBJECT MATTER OF THE CFPB ORDER; AND (I) CITIZENS MUST CREATE AND RETAIN CERTAIN BUSINESS RECORDS. Summary: IN SETTLEMENT OF THIS MATTER, CITIZENS CONSENTED AND AGREED TO THE ISSUANCE OF THE CFPB ORDER, WHICH THE CFPB HAS DETERMINED TO ACCEPT AND HAS ISSUED. THE ALLEGATIONS, DISPOSITIONS, FINDINGS AND SANCTIONS OF THE CFPB ORDER ARE DESCRIBED ABOVE IN ITEMS 7 AND 12.
Allegations: ON AUGUST 12, 2015, THE U.S. COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY ("OCC") ISSUED A CONSENT ORDER AND A CONSENT ORDER FOR A CIVIL MONEY PENALTY ("OCC ORDERS") AGAINST CITIZENS BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION ('CITIZENS BANK") RELATING TO DEPOSIT RECONCILIATION PRACTICES FROM JANUARY 2008 THROUGH NOVEMBER 2013. THE OCC ORDERS STATE THAT CITIZENS BANK ENGAGED IN UNFAIR AND DECEPTIVE PRACTICES IN VIOLATION OF SECTION 5 OF THE FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION ACT ("FTC ACT") IN THAT (A) DISCREPANCIES OCCURRED BETWEEN THE AMOUNT OF FUNDS DEPOSITED BY CITIZENS BANK CUSTOMERS AND THE AMOUNT OF FUNDS ENCODED FROM CUSTOMERS' ACCOMPANYING DEPOSIT SLIPS; (B) CITIZENS BANK EMPLOYEES FAILED TO FOLLOW CONSISTENTLY REVIEW PROCEDURES IN ORDER TO RECONCILE AND CORRECT DISCREPANCIES IN CERTAIN INSTANCES; (C) CITIZENS BANK FAILED TO NOTIFY AFFECTED CUSTOMERS OF CERTAIN DISCREPANCIES AND CERTAIN CUSTOMERS MAY NOT HAVE RECEIVED CREDIT FOR CERTAIN AMOUNTS ACTUALLY DEPOSITED; AND (D) CITIZENS BANK'S DEPOSIT ACCOUNT AGREEMENTS FAILED TO DESCRIBE ACCURATELY CITIZENS BANK'S PROCESS FOR RESOLVING THESE DISCREPANCIES AND HOW RESULTING ADJUSTMENTS TO DEPOSITORS' ACCOUNTS WERE MADE. IN ADDITION, THE OCC ORDERS STATE THAT CITIZENS BANK'S FAILURE TO PERFORM APPROPRIATE RISK ASSESSMENTS AND IMPLEMENT APPROPRIATE INTERNAL CONTROLS AND STAFFING FOR DEPOSIT RECONCILIATION PRACTICES CONSTITUTED UNSAFE AND UNSOUND PRACTICES. Status: Final Sanction Detail: IN THE OCC ORDERS, CITIZENS BANK AGREED TO PAY A CIVIL MONEY PENALTY IN THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF $10 MILLION, WHICH WAS PAID ON AUGUST 12, 2015. IN THE OCC ORDERS, CITIZENS BANK AGREED: (A) THAT THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF CITIZENS BANK SHALL APPOINT AND MAINTAIN AN ACTIVE COMPLIANCE COMMITTEE OF AT LEAST THREE DIRECTORS THAT SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR MONITORING AND OVERSEEING CITIZENS BANK'S COMPLIANCE WITH THE OCC ORDERS; (B) TO SUBMIT TO THE OCC AN ACCEPTABLE PLAN CONTAINING A COMPLETE DESCRIPTION OF THE ACTIONS THAT ARE NECESSARY AND APPROPRIATE TO ACHIEVE COMPLIANCE WITH CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF THE OCC ORDERS; (C) TO MAKE FULL REIMBURSEMENT, AS DESCRIBED IN THE OCC ORDERS, TO ALL ELIGIBLE CUSTOMERS; (D) TO DEVELOP AND SUBMIT TO THE OCC A REIMBURSEMENT PLAN APPROVED BY CITIZENS BANK'S BOARD; (E) TO RETAIN AN INDEPENDENT CONSULTANT TO REVIEW AND ASSESS COMPLIANCE WITH THE TERMS OF THE REIMBURSEMENT PLAN; (F) TO SUBMIT A WRITTEN RISK MANAGEMENT PROGRAM FOR ITS DEPOSIT RECONCILIATION PRACTICES; AND (G) TO SUBMIT THE WRITTEN PLANS, PROGRAMS, POLICIES, AND PROCEDURES REQUIRED BY THE OCC ORDERS TO THE OCC FOR REVIEW AND PROVIDE QUARTERLY WRITTEN PROGRESS REPORTS. Summary: IN SETTLEMENT OF THIS MATTER, CITIZENS BANK CONSENTED AND AGREED TO THE ISSUANCE OF THE OCC ORDERS, WHICH THE OCC HAS DETERMINED TO ACCEPT AND HAS ISSUES. THE ALLEGATIONS, DISPOSITIONS, FINDINGS AND SANCTIONS OF THE OCC ORDERS ARE DESCRIBED IN ITEMS 7 AND 12.
Disclosure text reproduced verbatim from the firm's own Form ADV filings.
How they charge
- • Percentage of assets under management
- • Hourly charges
- • Fixed fees
Services
- • Financial planning services
- • Portfolio management for individuals/small businesses
- • Portfolio management for businesses/institutional clients
- • Selection of other advisers
Custody
Reported custodians
- Fidelity Brokerage Services $6.3B (38% of AUM) Jul 2026
- Charles Schwab & Co. $5.4B (33% of AUM) Jul 2026
- UBS $513M (8% of AUM) Jan 2023
Amounts as reported in ADV Item 5.K.(3) (custodians holding 10%+ of SMA assets).
Firm reports having custody of client funds or securities (Item 9.A).
Source
All data on this page comes from this firm's Form ADV filings, reproduced without modification. Latest filing: Jul 08, 2026.
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