Global Client Executive, Treasury and Trade Solutions, VP – Taiwan

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The Global Client Executive is responsible for managing major corporate and multinational relationships across Citi’s Treasury and Trade Solutions business in Taiwan. The role involves understanding clients’ treasury, liquidity, payments, trade and working-capital needs; coordinating product specialists; developing strategic solutions; and meeting revenue, profitability and risk objectives. Candidates typically need significant experience in corporate banking, transaction banking, treasury services or relationship management, along with strong financial and commercial judgment. Fluency in Mandarin and English, excellent communication skills, knowledge of the Taiwanese market, and the ability to work with regional and global stakeholders are expected. The successful candidate should be client-focused, commercially driven, collaborative and comfortable managing complex, cross-border accounts while maintaining high compliance standards.

About the employer

Citi is a global financial institution serving corporations, governments, investors and individuals in markets around the world. Its businesses include corporate and investment banking, treasury and trade solutions, markets, wealth management and consumer banking. Citi’s Treasury and Trade Solutions division helps organizations manage payments, collections, liquidity, working capital and trade finance across domestic and international markets. In Taiwan, the bank supports multinational companies, local enterprises and financial institutions through its Taipei operations and global network. Employees typically work with colleagues across Asia and other regions, making cross-border coordination an important part of many roles. Citi places strong emphasis on risk management, regulatory compliance, client service, technology and responsible finance. The company also offers structured career development and opportunities to move between products, markets and functions.

Working in Taiwan

Taiwan offers strong opportunities in technology, semiconductors, manufacturing, finance, healthcare, logistics and international business. Taipei is the main employment center, while Hsinchu and Taichung are important for technology and industrial roles. The culture combines Chinese traditions with a modern, welcoming and highly convenient urban lifestyle. Night markets, mountain trails, hot springs and excellent public transport make everyday life relatively easy, although housing in Taipei can be expensive. Foreign professionals generally need an employer-sponsored work permit and residence visa; highly skilled applicants may qualify for the Taiwan Employment Gold Card, which combines work and residence rights. Relocating usually requires proof of employment, passport documents, health checks and local registration. Learning basic Mandarin is valuable for daily life and relationship-based business, although English is commonly used in multinational companies. Taiwan is also well connected to the rest of Asia.