Through its Middle East Global Window, Citi said it has the capability to service local market participants on the business days markets are opened, delivering full treasury and foreign-exchange services during the Middle East working week through local treasuries specializing in regional currencies.
Citi’s Middle East Global Window, designed to service institutional investors investing in the Middle East region, will cover, inter alia, the regional markets including: United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Egypt, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Morocco, Oman, Pakistan, Qatar and Tunisia.
The Global Window regional market access compliments the 95 markets available through Citi’s Global Custody offering.
Citi Securities and Fund Service for Middle East and Pakistan head and managing director Richard Street said the Middle East Global Window is another example of Citi’s unique market ability to locally deliver investor services capabilities that address the unique requirements of local institutional investors and regional asset managers.
Global Custody provides service for transaction settlement, safekeeping, administration, and reporting of global investments through a single access point and a consistent product offering.
