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For a technical interview for Citi's TTS (Treasury and Trade Solutions) as a first-year student, you're not expected to have deep technical expertise, but you should demonstrate a solid understanding of the basics. Based on the most helpful WSO content, here are some key areas to focus on:

  1. Understanding Treasury Products: Familiarize yourself with treasury management concepts like supply chain finance, cash management, and trade finance. These are core to TTS.

  2. Basic Financial Knowledge: Be prepared to discuss basic financial concepts such as P&L, cash flow, and working capital. You might also be asked about how businesses manage liquidity.

  3. Problem-Solving Skills: Expect scenario-based questions where you might need to think critically about how to solve a client's cash management or trade finance issue.

  4. Behavioral Questions: Like most interviews, you’ll likely face behavioral questions. Be ready to explain why you're interested in TTS, your understanding of the role, and how your skills align with the position.

  5. Market Awareness: While not as technical as IB, having a general awareness of market trends and how they might impact corporate treasury functions can set you apart.

  6. Excel Skills: Basic Excel knowledge might be helpful, as TTS roles often involve data analysis.

If you want to stand out, emphasize your interest in client solutions, your ability to learn quickly, and your understanding of how TTS supports businesses in managing their financial operations. Good luck!

Sources: https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/investment-banking/who-has-heard-about-these-teams-citi-tts-deutsche-gts-jpm-tss-baml-gts?customgpt=1, Citi Superday Sales and Trading Advice, Citi 2019 SA S&T Phone Interview Questions, Citi S&T Summer Placement, Citi SA 2021

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