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Balaji Nuthalapadi joins Citi as Head of Operations & Technology for South Asia - ETHRWorld.com

Lanka Hit News • May 25, 2021 · 5y ago • 1 min read
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In 2018, in addition to his responsibilities for consumer banking operations, Nuthalapadi was appointed as the Head of India Citi Solutions Centers (CSC). Citi on Tuesday announced the appointment of Balaji Nuthalapadi as Head of Operations & Technology (O&T), Citi South Asia. He will lead O&T for India, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.Nuthalapadi has over 24 years of experience with Citi. He joined India’s retail lending business in Chennai in 1997 and went on to lead several roles in the retail wealth management business across Asia, India, and the UK for over 13 years, according to a statement. In 2018, in addition to his responsibilities for consumer banking operations, Nuthalapadi was appointed as the Head of India Citi Solutions Centers (CSC). He will continue to provide oversight to the network of five CSCs in the country.Citi, one of the leading global banks, is present in more than 160 countries and jurisdictions.

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