Our Cultur
Our people, our culture
Spot creditA very short-term loan, it takes the form of an advance and allows the company to address temporary cash flow problems by issuing a financial note and drawing on the bank.Advantages:Economical: The pricing is proportional to the use of this cash facility, with interest charged according to the draws.Flexible: Draws are made based on the need to be met, and the financial conditions are more advantageous than those of an overdraft.
Structured financing
Our business
Global Banking
Partnering with you to understand your business needs and tailor opportunities to meet your strategic goals. Dedicated to delivering best-in-class solutions to all our clients, we work across our coverage groups and product verticals, leveraging our global team to provide consistency within our specialized expertise.
Read MoreGlobal Markets
To help you generate alpha and overcome complexity, we deliver unique liquidity combined with seamless execution, truly differentiated advice, solutions and content.
Read MoreOur multi-asset
Our multi-asset class global research team's primary goal is to support you in analyzing the pivotal questions that drive your investment decisions. We bring you differentiated content on global financial markets and securities with coverage of ~3,600 stocks in over 50 different countrie
Read MoreEstimated GCHB funding in 2024: $41.3 billion
The Climate Bank
GCHB-BANK is one of the leading financiers of climate action. The decade 2021–2030 is decisive in addressing the climate and environmental emergency facing our planet. This requires trillions of dollars in investment. The United Nations and GCHB-BANK are playing a leading role in implementing the New York Agreement. We place sustainability at the heart of our activities.
We plan to repurchase
We plan to repurchase USD 1bn of shares in the first half of 2025. We aim to repurchase up to an additional USD 2bn of shares in the second half of 2025, and we are maintaining our ambition for share repurchases in 2026 to exceed FY22 levels of USD 5.6bn. Our share repurchases will be consistent with maintaining our CET1 capital ratio target of around 14%, achieving our financial targets and the absence of material and immediate changes to the current capital regime in USA.
Becca, tell us a bit about yourself.In 2019,
I began my journey into the banking world as an intern in the Project Management Office. I've learned a lot since then, and my path continues to be exciting.
I love my work, including everything from identifying places for systemic and process improvements, to implementing solutions successfully.I'm autistic and have several other conditions and disabilities, including an information processing disorder, ADHD, Bipolar II Disorder, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) with dermatillomania, a hearing impairment and seronegative arthritis, where the treatment makes me immunocompromised. These unique characteristics, stemming from my neurodivergence and disabled experience, shape who I am today.
After leaving university and returning home, I wasn’t sure what my next steps should be as I was still trying to understand both myself and what happened.
Interviews for corporate jobs were challenging. I started working in the fast food industry, and that was my full-time job for three years. This was initially a good fit and I was promoted three times. However, I started to get tired and was ready for a change.After receiving the autism diagnosis, I began looking for neurodiversity employment programs that could place me in a new role. I joined a state-sponsored employment support program in North Carolina, which presented an internship opportunity in banking technology. d'édition.
So, what were your first steps working in tech?I initially joined the Project Management Office (PMO) as an intern, having no project management experience or knowledge. I felt that failure wasn't an option. I learned a lot, and also realized something important – I love learning new skills. My performance and impact was quickly recognized, and after an internship I received a full-time, permanent offer.
I’ve moved from the PMO into a role as a data engineer, where I constantly acquire new skills, which I really enjoy, as repetitive tasks can cause boredom. This is very common with ADHD, a cognitive condition characterized by low dopamine levels. What I like the most about the current role is the challenge of learning an entirely new field and designing solutions based on client needs.
What helps you to manage the work on a daily basis?I have a flexible working arrangement that allows working from home during the hours that work best for me. I take breaks when needed and pick up again when ready. While some people prefer 9-5, I work better with more flexibility. Additional workplace solutions in my home office include a whiteboard desktop, controlled lighting and temperature, and a surround music system, which all helps me to work smoothly.
In what ways have your unique experience and perspective contributed positively to your role, team, and our clients?When I'm working on a challenging task, my brain is fully focused on solving and delivering a solution. This is often referred to as hyper-focus in the neurodivergent community, and is something people with ADHD and autism experience.I plan and run code in my head to troubleshoot designs before entering them into the computer. My endless interest in learning and skills development is essential; as is my transparency. I’m not afraid to say, "I don't know", but also don’t stop until finding the answer or someone to help.
Everyone's neurodivergence manifests differently, and my autism includes hyper-empathy. I’m very aware of and affected by the problems, joys, and frustrations that clients and coworkers face. It helps me to understand design requirements quickly and deeply, so I easily come away with ideas that can make processes more efficient and solve pain points for the team and stakeholders.
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- Manhattan, New York, NY, United States
- 3 700 centres financiers de détail, environ 15 000 distributeurs automatiques de billets (2024)
