Siggy Seibold
Sigrid (Siggy) Seibold is a leader in McKinsey’s Corporate & Investment Banking practice in North America. Her 25 years of client work in the U.S., Europe and Asia has spanned major investment banks. Themes and highlights include –
Technology, Fintech and Innovation:
- Rapidly assessed technology spend to capture savings opportunities and established IT procurement capability
- Front-to-back review of technology platforms and related cost base to identify efficiency and cost cutting opportunities
- Assessing and applying 3rd party machine learning, Artificial intelligence and digital ledger technologies
- Helping a consortium of investment banks to explore disruptive approaches to reference data management, establishing a utility
- Cloud Operating model and mainframe migration scenarios
- Filed a patent, protecting a mathematical workflow solution pertaining short-selling regulation in investment banking
Operating Model and Operational Efficiency:
- Front-to-back review of Global Markets business lines to identify efficiency and cost cutting opportunities
- Assessed ‘Right-Sourcing’ approaches and implemented location strategies, CoE’s, Shared Services and outsourced functions
- End-to-end operations capability assessments to help implement uplift by leveraging automation and analytics technology
- Designed target business and technology operating model for Global bank
Institutional Client Onboarding and KYC:
- Led McKinsey’s 2020/2021/2022 Global benchmarks across >20 Global banks
- Diagnostic of a Global bank’s KYC process with ~35% capacity uplift while improving risk effectiveness and client experience
- Established an outsourced Center for KYC Operational Excellence for a major bank
Prior to McKinsey, Siggy was a partner at KPMG and Accenture. She started her professional career as banking apprentice, trainee investment banking and FX trader at Deutsche Bank before working for a decade in IBM’s consulting practice.
Siggy has been a speaker at Capital Markets industry conferences such as SIFMA and is a published author the Wallstreet Journal. She holds an MBA in finance from City University.