Binghamton University

Assistant Vice President at Citi

New York, New York, United States

Treasury - Balance Sheet Optimization & Analytics

Citi

Assistant Vice President

Controllers- Treasury and Trade SolutionsResponsible for integrity of financials during the month end close and validation of financial drivers for cash and trade products. Other areas of focus include:- Performing spread analysis for the global TTS deposit balance of $600bn at a country currency level- Tracking client trends/ movements in cost of funds and deposit balances - Reviewing and upholding standard booking practices

Financial Analyst

Financial Planning & Analysis- Banking, Capital Markets & AdvisorySupported corporate lending and credit default swap portfolios by providing client analytics to drive overall business strategy. Other areas of focus include:- Managing capital limits such as RWA/TCE by tracking client movements on BCMA's $400bn balance sheet -  Monthly loan transfer charge (LTC) process that ensures capital discipline across the Institutional Clients Group - Regulatory examinations from Federal Reserve / OCC including CCAR- Earnings presentations to CFO

Controllers - GPO• Automated a portion of Citi’s manual record-to-report regulatory system by reconciling all of the regulatory balances for the product ‘Cash and Due’ and adopting $160 million into the automated system.• Built a database for customer information using Microsoft Access to ensure that all of the critical data elements for regulatory reporting of the FFIEC 031 were populated and ran queries to report the incomplete or missing data elements.  • Participated in the remediation and management of data quality issues both domestically and internationally.

Summer Financial Analyst

- Forecasted the future sales of twelve salesmen within the company by analyzing past sales and projecting them into the future, according to probabilities of low, medium and high sales for each salesman. •Populated accounting entries for the company using SAP Business One program and creating financial statement reports every two weeks.

Christina Lurie