Sabrina Wilson, global co-heads of futures, over-the-counter clearing (OTC) and foreign exchange prime brokerage at Citi has stepped down from her role weeks after former co-head Perkins resigned.
Wilson began her role as co-head in October 2020.
Wilson first joined Citi in 2017 as the European head of FCX and global head of FCX Electronic Execution.
She has 20 years of experience in the clearing industry, having held a variety of leadership roles in New York, London and Singapore across sales and product development at J.P. Morgan, Goldman Sachs and Deutsche Bank.
Wilson is a member of the Futures Industry Association European Advisory Board.
As co-heads, Wilson and Perkins focused on increasing electronic distribution in an effort to optimise Citi’s capital footprint and partner closely with other markets and securities services businesses.
Perkins joined Citi in 2008 and founded Citi’s global OTC clearing business. In 2018, he took charge of global FX prime brokerage and led its remediation and integration into FCX.
Prior to Citi, Perkins ran the derivatives intermediation business at Lehman Brothers and served as a captain in the US Marine Corp. He also serves on the board and executive committee of the Futures Industry Association.
