Officer, Securities & Derivatives Analyst, Custody Operations

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This role supports custody operations for securities and derivatives, including trade processing, settlement, reconciliation, corporate actions, payment handling, and resolution of operational breaks. Candidates typically need a bachelor’s degree, preferably in finance, business, economics, or a related discipline, together with experience in custody, securities operations, settlements, or financial services. Knowledge of securities markets, derivatives, operational risk, and regulatory controls is valuable. Strong attention to detail, numerical accuracy, problem-solving ability, and proficiency in English and Mandarin are expected. The successful candidate should work effectively with internal teams, clients, brokers, and market infrastructures, meet strict deadlines, maintain accurate records, and identify process improvements while following Citi’s control and compliance standards.

About the employer

Citi, formally Citigroup Inc., is a global financial services company headquartered in New York and operating in major financial markets worldwide. Its businesses include corporate and investment banking, commercial banking, markets, securities services, wealth management, and consumer finance. Citi provides institutions, governments, multinational companies, and investors with services such as custody, clearing, payments, foreign exchange, lending, and capital-markets access. In Taiwan, the bank supports local and international clients through banking, markets, transaction-services, and securities-related activities. Citi is known for its international network, large-scale financial infrastructure, and focus on risk management, regulatory compliance, technology, and operational efficiency. Employees typically work in a multinational environment and may collaborate across Asia-Pacific and global teams.

Working in Taiwan

Taiwan offers opportunities in banking, securities services, technology, manufacturing, semiconductors, healthcare, education, and international trade. Taipei is the main financial and employment center, while Taichung, Hsinchu, and Kaohsiung also have strong industrial and technology markets. The culture blends Chinese traditions with modern, open, and highly convenient urban living. Public transport is excellent, healthcare is accessible, and food and housing costs are generally lower than in many major Asian financial centers, although Taipei rents can be high. Professional roles commonly require English, while Mandarin is a major advantage. Foreign employees may need an employment-based work permit and an appropriate resident visa, usually arranged with employer support. Applicants should verify current requirements with Taiwan’s National Immigration Agency and prepare authenticated qualifications, health checks, and employment documents before relocating.