Archive · 28 Jan 2026
Ex-Citigroup Executive Sues Over Sexual Harassment Allegations
Julia Carreon, a former executive at Citigroup, has sued the bank.
She says her boss, Andy Sieg, harassed her.
He allegedly called and texted her late at night and made people think they were having an affair.
This made her job very hard.
Carreon says the bank's HR investigated her instead of Sieg and forced her to leave.
Citigroup says her claims are not true and wants the case handled privately.
Carreon wants money for the pain and trouble she went through.
Julia Carreon, a former Citigroup managing director, has sued the bank alleging sexual harassment by Andy Sieg, the head of wealth management.
Carreon claims Sieg's actions created a hostile work environment and damaged her professional reputation.
Citigroup denies the allegations and is attempting to move the case to private arbitration.
Carreon alleges that Citigroup's HR investigated her instead of Sieg and ultimately forced her out of the company.
Carreon is seeking unspecified damages for emotional pain, mental anguish, and inconvenience.
- Who
- Julia Carreon, a former Citigroup managing director, and Citigroup
- What
- Carreon has filed a lawsuit against Citigroup alleging sexual harassment by Andy Sieg, the head of wealth management
- When
- The lawsuit was filed on January 26, and Carreon departed Citigroup in June 2024
- Where
- The lawsuit was filed in a Manhattan federal court
- Why
- Carreon alleges a campaign of sexual harassment and a hostile work environment led to her forced departure
- Plaintiff
- Julia Carreon
- Defendant
- Citigroup
- Alleged Harasser
- Andy Sieg
- Position of Plaintiff
- Former Managing Director
- Date of Lawsuit Filing
- January 26
- Date of Departure
- June 2024
- Location of Lawsuit
- Manhattan federal court