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Citi names Aditya Sharma as Asia head of custody

He has spent 19 years with Citi.

Citibank has appointed Aditya Sharma as Asia head of custody.

Prior to his new role, Sharma was head of securities services for South Asia (India, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh), which he has managed for the past four years.

He has spent 19 years of his career at Citi working in multiple roles across ICG.

Sharma will report to Matthew Bax globally, David Russell regionally and will be based in Singapore. 

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