Edes hired as vice president and relationship manager with Key Private Bank

Marc Lutz//December 3, 2025//

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Edes hired as vice president and relationship manager with Key Private Bank

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Edes hired as vice president and relationship manager with Key Private Bank

Marc Lutz//December 3, 2025//

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Miriam Edes has rejoined KeyBank as vice president and relationship manager with Key Private Bank.

In this role, she will manage high-value client portfolios, conduct in-depth financial reviews and develop tailored banking and investment strategies.

Miriam has over seven years’ experience in the financial services and wealth management industry.

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