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ON THE MOVE: Citi Lands Mostowfi for Electronic Equities
Traders Magazine Online News, July 3, 2018
Sayena Mostowfi was hired by Citi as its new Global COO Electronic Equities. Mostowfi is responsible for global electronic cash and derivatives business operations. She comes from Converge where she was Managing Director, Strategic Planning. Prior to that she was head of Head of Equities Research at Tabb Group for three years.
Sayena Mostowfi
Also, Valery Barrier, currently at Citigroup Inc, and James Fleming, formerly with Bank of America, have both been announced as new co-heads for Citigroup's EMEA capital markets business.
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