Citi creates new role

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16 September 2015
| By Staff |
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Citi has made a key appointment to the newly-created role of Asia Pacific head of public sector banking.

The big financial services group announced last week it had appointed David Ratliff to the new role, which combines Corporate and Investment Banking coverage alongside Markets and Securities Services coverage of Public Sector clients in the region.

The announcement said Ratcliff would lead Public Sector client coverage relationships in Asia, providing strategic solutions such as privatisations, capital markets, loans, derivatives, sales and trading, cash management, foreign exchange, trade finance and custody.

 

 

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