Kyle Moeller is a Director in Capital One’s Regional Commercial Bank.
In his role, he supports prominent public and private businesses across Long Island, Queens and Manhattan. He is a passionate and competitive banker who takes pride in partnering with business executives to help them save money and achieve their goals.
He is a hands-on banker who rolls up his sleeves to optimize banking packages and tailor lending solutions that address each of his clients’ unique objectives.
Prior to Capital One, Kyle spent nearly 11 years at Citi, where he similarly supported companies across the New York metropolitan market and also took on a national role, helping to launch the bank’s Diversified & Professional Services industry team.
Two career highlights included helping to run Citi Commercial Bank’s PPP lending program; where he helped communicate and frame out the internal plumbing for the program in unprecedented times; and standing by a client under duress, underwriting and extending the bank’s largest Main Street Lending Program (MSLP) loan, during the peak of the pandemic.
Before his career in banking, Kyle was a standout lacrosse player appearing in two NCAA tournaments and earning various collegiate awards including All America East first team honors, America East Men’s Lacrosse Fans’ Choice Player of the Year honors, and serving as team captain while at Stony Brook.
Kyle was drafted into the Major League Lacrosse by the Long Island Lizards. Following his time with the Lizards, Kyle spent one season playing for the Charlotte Hounds in North Carolina.
Kyle is a lifelong Three Village resident and presently resides in Setauket with his wife Makenzie and three sons.
In his spare time, he enjoys coaching his boys’ lacrosse teams, ice hockey, boating, hiking, traveling with his family, craft beer, whiskey and real estate. Kyle holds FINRA 63 and 79 licenses and earned his B.S. in Business Management and Finance at Stony Brook University and his M.B.A. in Finance from St. John’s University’s Tobin College of Business.
Kyle is an active YPC member of the Long Island Association, Risk Management Association and Hauppauge Industrial Association, among other community organizations.
What has enabled your success?
For starters, my wife and family’s steadfast support of my career and goals. Second, I would say having an athlete’s competitive mindset and determination. Third, having a fantastic team of partners and exceptional mentors around me (I will be the first to say that I’ve been blessed and fortunate to have admirable leaders, smart bankers, and fantastic COIs around me). And, last but not least, I’d say having an amazing environment to work in. The Long Island community is special and most people recognize that it’s a small world but an even smaller island.
