Peter Winter
Peter brings more than 18 years of sell-side experience, as well as experience in private banking, and credit underwriting to his role as Wedbush Securities’ Managing Director of Regional Banks. During his career he has worked at BMO Capital Markets, CIBC World Markets, and Sterne Agee CRT. His career began at Citibank in the Private Banking Division, where he managed an active credit portfolio of $60 Million.
Peter received both his B.S. in Finance from Syracuse University. He has also completed a two-year commercial credit training program at Citibank.
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