Key Responsibilities:

Strategy and Business

• Developing, implementing, and executing NALA LMS priorities and plans that are aligned with global strategy and regional priorities
• Responsible for the interaction and partnership with regional corporate treasury for deposit strategy, hedging program and treasury policy for TTS NALA
• Leads the identification, review, shaping and advisement of balance sheet and LMS business related matters requiring ALCO / Asset Liability Forum engagement and may provide back up as needed to these forums
• Day-to-day management of the TTS NALA LMS business including ownership of the P&L, strategy, execution, efficient resource allocation and talent recruitment, as well as development
• Developing the investment case across NALA for winning LMS TTS product innovation investment spend to introduce and embed game changing solutions including real time liquidity for key markets
• Develops a strong client -centric orientation through consistent and high-quality client engagement with key fund providers. Ensures the client lens is applied when NALA LMS product strategy and balance sheet optimization tactics are developed and executed

Key Stakeholders

• Partnering with and taking a leadership role as a member of the TTS NALA and LMS MEA management team
• Partnering with and taking a leadership role with NALA corporate treasury, and NALA Markets Treasury.
• Working closely with other relevant stakeholders including Banking, CCB, FX, (amongst others) and coordinating with the regional teams.
• Being a senior lead and contact for Citis key clients in the sub cluster.

Qualifications:

• Strong Liquidity Management Services experience
• Knowledge of geographical industry players and ecosystem, as well as industry networks preferred.
• Solid knowledge of regulations, asset-liability management and funds transfer pricing practices, regulatory & market practices, and bank operations

Education:

• University Bachelors degree preferred

Manage all aspects of LMS namely Balance Sheet, Deposits and investments and Global Liquidity and cash concertation for NALA countries Egypt, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Lebanon and Jordan