Marni McManus is the Citi Country Officer for Switzerland, Monaco and Liechtenstein.
Switzerland is a successful and strategically important market for Citi. As CCOBH, Marni is responsible for growing the franchise, which includes all of Citi’s businesses; Banking, Wealth, Services, Markets. Marni sits on the Board of our local entity as well is Chair of the Monaco entity Board. Additionally, she is on the Board of Asdociation of Foreign Banks and the Chair of the financial services committee of the SwissAmcham.
Her previous role was Global Head of Healthcare Corporate Banking based in New York. She has raised over $250Bn of capital for her clients including: Initial Public Offerings, High Yield and Investment Grade Bond Issuances, Structured Capital Markets Products, Secondary Equity Follow-on Issuances, Equity Derivatives, Syndicated 1st and 2nd Lien Term Loans and Revolving Credit Facilities.
Prior to running the Healthcare Group, she spent 10 years covering Homebuilders and Consumer Product companies primarily during the Housing and Financial Crisis.
Marni has a Master's in International Management from Thunderbird, The American Graduate School of International Management an MBA from Loyola College in Maryland and a B.S. from The University of Vermont.
Roundtable Room 2, Ground Floor
Premium
The stock market is going on-chain. The NYSE-DTCC Russell 1000 pilot, the explosion of tokenized Treasuries past $11 billion, and a generation of on-chain private credit platforms are no longer proofs of concept - they are live infrastructure. The question has shifted from whether capital markets can tokenize to how fast the supporting stack - prime brokerage, custody, clearing, compliance, and investor access - can be rebuilt for on-chain settlement.
This roundtable convenes the architects of Digital Capital Markets to map where the infrastructure is genuinely ready, where legacy systems are the bottleneck, and what it will take to move emergent infrastructure from pilots to the primary issuance venue of choice. Participants will examine the impact of specific on-chain mechanics on the next generation stock market, including:
The session will also address the regulatory frontier - jurisdictional recognition of on-chain ownership, the status of tokenized securities under existing market structure rules, and where the gaps between MiCA, the GENIUS Act, and emerging APAC frameworks create opportunities for either arbitrage or paralysis.