Yogi Aggarwal
About Yogi Aggarwal
Yogi Aggarwal is a Senior Manager of International Strategy Development at Two Sigma, where he focuses on expanding the company's global presence. He has extensive experience in financial information systems and has held leadership roles at various financial institutions, including Lloyds Banking Group and Interactive Brokers.
Current Role at Two Sigma
Yogi Aggarwal serves as the Senior Manager for International Strategy Development at Two Sigma, a position he has held since 2019. In this role, he focuses on expanding the firm's global presence and leads international development initiatives across multiple regions, including the UK, India, and Hong Kong. His responsibilities involve strategizing and implementing plans to enhance Two Sigma's international operations.
Previous Experience at Lloyds Banking Group
Before joining Two Sigma, Yogi Aggarwal worked at Lloyds Banking Group as the Senior Projects Controller for Financial Information Systems Strategy from 1991 to 1994. During his three years in Birmingham, United Kingdom, he contributed to the management and strategic direction of financial information systems within the organization.
Career at Interactive Brokers
Yogi Aggarwal held the position of Board Director for the U.K. and India affiliates at Interactive Brokers from 2002 to 2018. Over his 16-year tenure in London, United Kingdom, he played a significant role in overseeing the operations and strategic initiatives of the company's international affiliates.
Experience at Charles Schwab
From 1995 to 2001, Yogi Aggarwal worked at Charles Schwab as the Director for Europe, focusing on Capital Markets, Compliance Projects, and Internal Audit. His six years in London allowed him to develop a strong foundation in compliance and audit processes within the financial services sector.
Background at Nationwide Building Society
Yogi Aggarwal began his career at Nationwide Building Society, where he served as the Senior Manager for Management Reporting and MIS Development from 1988 to 1991. His three years in Northampton, United Kingdom, involved enhancing management reporting systems and developing management information systems.