I help organizations navigate complexity, adapt to change and unlock opportunities that drive sustainable growth, foster resilience and shape the future with confidence.

Mitchell S. Weiss

EY Americas Financial Services TFO Leader, Wealth & Asset Management

Tax and Finance leader. Driving transformation and innovation. Helping clients navigate complexity and change with confidence.

Mitch is a partner with Ernst & Young LLP in the Financial Services Organization’s Wealth & Asset Management Tax practice. He has more than 30 years of proven experience advising clients on US tax planning and compliance, strategic transactions, tax risk management and tax and finance transformation initiatives.

Before joining the EY organization, Mitch was a managing director at a large investment bank, where he led the asset management tax function and oversaw tax compliance and advisory matters for the bank.

Mitch has a BA in Business Economics and Accounting from the State University of New York College at Oneonta and a JD from Fordham University School of Law.

How Mitch is shaping the future with confidence

Mitch helps asset managers, investment funds and financial institutions navigate complex tax and business challenges while positioning themselves for long-term growth. By combining deep technical knowledge with practical industry experience, he has guided organizations through strategic transactions, operating model changes and tax transformation initiatives that enhance efficiency, manage risk and support evolving stakeholder expectations.

Throughout his career, Mitch has worked closely with clients to develop strategies that address both immediate business priorities and future opportunities. His focus on helping organizations adapt to regulatory change, leverage technology and make informed decisions enables clients to build resilience and confidence in a rapidly changing environment. Through this work, he contributes to stronger businesses, more sustainable outcomes and greater trust across the financial services ecosystem.

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