Citi poaches new head of GTS in the Philippines

Citi hires Mylene A Caparas from Deutsche Bank to lead global transaction services in the Philippines.

Jonathan Barlow

February 15, 2011

Citi has hired Mylene A Caparas as head of global transaction services (GTS) in the Philippines, effective March 21, where she will be responsible for leading Citi’s GTS franchise. Citi declined to comment on the matter.

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