Citigroup Executive Probably Killed Himself, Police Say
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Shawn D. Miller, a Citigroup Inc. executive who helped create an international standard for responsible lending, died from what police now suspect was a self-inflicted wound.
Miller, 42, global head of environmental and social risk management for New York-based Citigroup, was found at his home at 120 Greenwich Street in lower Manhattan on Nov. 18 with neck and wrist lacerations, the New York City Police Department said. He was pronounced dead at the scene.