Christine Morath in

Christine Morath

Partner at EY
📍 United States

Christine Morath is a Partner at EY in New York with nearly 20 years of experience in financial services transformation. She helps wealth and asset managers establish new business lines, improve client experience, and develop innovative technologies. She holds a Master’s degree in Banking and Finance from the University of St. Gallen, Switzerland.

She is a contributing author to EYs global research reports on the wealth management industry, focusing on topics like intergenerational wealth transfer and achieving sustainable growth.

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Experience
14 Years
Current Role
Partner
Location
United States
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Priorities

Topics Christine cares about

Wealth Management Transformation
Her role at EY and contributions to industry reports focus on how wealth managers can adapt to market changes and build scalable, client-centric businesses.
Client Experience
A core part of her professional focus is helping firms improve the advisor and client experience, a key differentiator in the financial services industry.
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Career

Work history

9-2016
Partner
EY
9-2009 - 12-2009
Independent Consultant (HSG)
Credit Suisse
2-2008 - 5-2008
Independent Consultant (HSG)
UBS
4-2007 - 6-2009
President’s Board Associate
University of St.Gallen
9-2002 - 8-2006
Wealth Management Associate
LBBW
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Education
3-2009 - 2-2011
Master's degree
University of St.Gallen
9-2006 - 3-2009
Bachelor's degree
University of St.Gallen
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