Citigroup Global Transactions Services

anyone...

It's not S&T. They recruit for GTS separately at my school, although I'm not really sure what it is.

IT and stuff like that

No it's not IT either. It's front office. It sounds almost like a financial consulting arm..I thought they help companies with things like cash management. It's definitely front office, maybe similar to corporate banking

Basically, they provide cash management, fund services, securities services, and trade services and finance. More information at http://www.transactionservices.citigroup.com/transactionservices/homepag...

anyone w/ experience?

has anyone interviewed with gts or know the kinds of questions they ask (technical, fit, etc.)?

they basically help firms facilitate all varieties of financial issues..

hmm i guess that's a pretty vague description as well.

if you read JPM section on treasury securities & services, it might help you make sense of it.

thanks, Cornelius.. i'll take a look at that.. anyone else?

I can say the Citi's GTS is the best. It's their current powerhouse and makes Citi a shitload of money. The hours are a lot better than banking and they get paid on the same level as banking, but smaller bonus. But as of late- large bonuses b/c of the money they're making for citi while banking bonuses have decreased.

DaniNo, thanks for the reply. Are you familiar with or know anyone who is familiar with their interviewing process? I searched for posts on JPM's TSS division (which I'm guessing is Citi GTS's comp) and I haven't found anything concerning the types of questions they ask.

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