Marguerite (Meg) Sutton
About Marguerite (Meg) Sutton
Marguerite (Meg) Sutton serves as Vice President at City National Bank in New York since 2020, bringing extensive experience in leveraged finance and asset-based lending from her previous roles at Deutsche Bank.
Work at City National Bank
Marguerite Sutton has been serving as Vice President at City National Bank since 2020. In this role, she is based in New York, United States, and has accumulated four years of experience in managing financial operations and client relationships. Her responsibilities include overseeing complex financial transactions and ensuring the successful execution of lending deals.
Previous Experience at Deutsche Bank
Prior to her current position, Marguerite Sutton held multiple roles at Deutsche Bank. She served as Vice President from 2018 to 2019 and previously held the position of Director from 2005 to 2012. Her career at Deutsche Bank began as an Analyst in the Structured Finance Portfolio in 1996, progressing through various roles including Associate in the Leveraged Loan Portfolio and Vice President in the New York Area.
Education and Expertise
Marguerite Sutton earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Finance from New York University - Leonard N. Stern School of Business. Her educational background provides a solid foundation for her extensive expertise in managing complex leveraged finance and asset-based lending deals, particularly within the Industrial and Consumer sectors.
Background in Financial Management
Marguerite Sutton possesses a strong background in agency and portfolio management across various sectors, including Aerospace & Defense, Chemical, and Automotive. She has a proven track record of successfully closing large and complex financial deals, demonstrating her capability in the finance industry.
Leadership and Development Skills
In her professional roles, Marguerite Sutton has demonstrated excellent leadership and staff development skills. Her ability to guide teams and foster professional growth contributes to her effectiveness in managing financial operations and achieving organizational goals.