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Citi boosts stock exchange operations business in Spain with a new head

Marta Arteaga, former of JPMorgan, UBS and STJ, takes the reins of the ECM division in Iberia. The bank has a spot at the top of HIP and Ignis IPOs. Read

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Citi boosts stock exchange operations business in Spain with a new head

Marta Arteaga, formerly of JPMorgan, UBS, and STJ Advisors, has joined Citi as head of Equity Capital Markets (ECM) for Iberia. She will lead Citi's ECM business in Spain and Portugal, working closely with the bank's investment banking and markets teams to provide strategic advisory and execution capabilities to corporate and institutional clients.

Citi has secured top spots in the IPOs of Hotel Investment Partners (HIP) and Ignis, and has also been involved in major deals such as Merlin's capital increase. Arteaga has 16 years of experience, mostly at JPMorgan, and previously worked at STJ Advisors as managing director from 2022 to 2026.

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