Sandip is Regional Head of Liquidity Management Services for the Treasury and Trade Solutions (TTS) in Asia-pacific, a business unit of Citi’s Institutional Clients Group. TTS is Citi’s core business, offering award-winning integrated cash management and trade solutions to multinational corporations, financial institutions and public sector organizations across Citi’s Global network.
Based in Hong Kong, Sandip is responsible for providing an integrated suite of Citi’s Liquidity and Investments solutions across all 16 countries in Asia-pacific. These solutions are at the core of supporting clients’ Commercial and Treasury activities with an aim to optimize liquidity and funding costs. He is a member of balance sheet and various risk committees at Citi.
In addition, Sandip is also leading Citi Token Services and Digital Assets client strategy for TTS and he is working closely with different clients and stakeholders to launch such services in Asia.
Sandip started with Citi as a Management Associate and in the last 27 years, he has held numerous positions in India, Thailand as well in Citi’s regional office in Hong Kong. His experience spans across Sales and Client Management, Product Management, Risk Management as well as eBusiness Development functions both, locally and regionally. Prior to current role, Sandip was the Asia Sales Head for Financial Institutions Business as well as Asia Business Head for Payments, Receivables and Channels Services for TTS Asia.
Sandip holds a Master of Management Studies as well as a Bachelor of Chemical Engineering Degree from University of Mumbai, India. He was a Government of India’s National Merit Scholar and has received numerous awards including Citi’s prestigious Global Chairman’s Club award.
Roundtable 4
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Tokenisation of financial and real economy assets is estimated to accelerate the pace of digitalisation and impact the broader economy beyond financial services. Despite good progress in asset tokenisation experimentations and pilots, the lack of FMI compliant digital infrastructure which financial institutions can use to execute digital asset transactions prevents financial institutions’ ability to deploy digital assets at scale.
This roundtable discusses the importance for multilateral platforms to be powered by open and interoperable networks amongst global banks and regulators. Moderated by Tommaso Mancini-Griffoli, Division Chief in the Monetary and Capital Markets Department at the International Monetary Fund and Alan Lim, Head of the FinTech Infrastructure Office at the MAS.
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