Business Execution and Risk Control
Citi
Business Execution and Risk Control
Citi
Runs banking and payments for global clients
The Business Execution and Control role is a senior level position responsible for the overall Business Execution and In-Business Risk Management of Equity Brokerage Business (EQB).
Working as part of the Equity Brokerage team, this role supports Equity Sales and Execution in Agency Activities to ensure successful delivery of strategic initiatives, compliance with local regulations and Citigroup requirements, as well as a strong governance and control framework maintained.
As such this role not only requires an understanding of the Equity business, but also needs regulatory and control knowledge to identify and mitigate risks for the business by working with support functions such as Legal, Risk, Finance, Operations, Technology and Compliance.
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