| Eric
W. Aboaf
Chief
Financial Officer
Institutional Clients Group
Citigroup, Inc.
Eric
Aboaf is the Chief Financial Officer
for the Institutional Clients Group
at Citigroup, Inc. As CFO, he is responsible
for the financial functions of Securities
and Banking, Transaction Services
and Alternative Investments.
Eric
joined Citi in 2003 to serve as Head
of Capital Allocation & Deployment;
he oversaw the design and implementation
of methodology for quantifying Citi's
economic capital requirements. In
2004, he added the responsibility
of Head of Financial Planning and
Analysis.
In that
role, he improved budget processes
and provided financial and strategic
analyses to support all Citi businesses.
During 2004 and 2005, he drove Citi's
Basel II work with the regulatory
community and co-led the first phase
of Citi's implementation of that framework.
In 2006, Eric became the Deputy CFO
for the Global Consumer Group, North
America, and took over as CFO in 2007.
He became a member of Citi's Management
Committee and the Global Consumer
Planning Group.
Prior
to joining Citi, Eric was a partner
in Bain & Company's New York office
and Co-Head of its U.S. Financial
Services Practice. He has more than
14 years of business strategy consulting
experience spanning a number of industries,
including banking, insurance, asset
management and consumer products.
Prior to Bain, he worked at Oliver
Wyman & Company, a New York-based
financial services strategy firm.
He
has been quoted in Credit Card
News, Investment News
and M&A Magazine, and
has published several articles in
The American Banker, The
Daily Deal, and Harvard Management
Update.
Eric
is a summa cum laude graduate of the
Wharton School of Business at the
University of Pennsylvania and holds
a Master of Science degree from the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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