He has more than 17 years of experience working with the bank in Singapore, primarily within the Apac trading division
[Singapore] Citi on Tuesday (Jun 24) named its head of foreign exchange (FX) trading Nathan Swami as the new head of markets for Singapore.
He will succeed Smith Smithangura, who served as head of markets for Singapore and previously as Asean head of investor sales. Smithangura plans to retire at the end of June.
Swami will assume his new role effective immediately, subject to regulatory approvals, while continuing to serve as head of FX trading for Asia-Pacific.
He has more than 17 years of experience with the bank in Singapore, with the company describing him as a “seasoned leader” within its Apac trading franchise.
During his tenure at Citi, he has held various key leadership positions including head of FX options trading, head of FX trading for Apac and chief executive of Citi Institutional Brokerage Singapore.
“Given Singapore’s role as a key trading hub for Citi in the region, we are confident that Nathan will use his experience and leadership to partner across all our products and sales teams to deliver best-in-class solutions to our clients and continue to grow our business,” said the bank.
Before joining Citi, he was an FX options trader at Lehman Brothers in London.
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