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Jim Esposito, Citadel Securities, 2026 Miami Economic Forum, Economic Club of Miami

Jim Esposito, President of Citadel Securities joined Jon Hartley, founding chairman, Economic Club of Miami, for the keynote lunch conversation at the 2026 Miami Economic Forum. As President of Citadel Securities, Jim Esposito is responsible for driving the long-term growth and success of the firm’s client and partner relationships globally. Jim was previously co-head of the Global Banking and Markets Division at Goldman Sachs. During his 29-year tenure at Goldman Sachs Jim served on the management committee, co-chaired the partnership committee, and was a member of the diversity and inclusion committee. Previously, Jim was co-head of the Global Investment Banking and Global Markets Divisions before they were combined and earlier in his career was co-head of the Global Financing Group. Jim earned a Bachelor of Arts from Brown University and an MBA from the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College. Jim is a Trustee at Brown, serves on the Board of Overseers at Tuck and is a board member of Beat the Streets New England. To learn more about the full event that took place on February 27, 2026 at the Miami Dade College Padron campus in Little Havana, Miami, Florida, visit: https://econclubmiami.org/miami-econo... To learn more about how to join the Economic Club of Miami, please visit: https://econclubmiami.org/membership For more about Jim Esposito: https://www.citadelsecurities.com/who... 00:00 — Welcome + Miami Economic Forum keynote lunch ( 00:00:30 — Jon Hartley introduces Jim Esposito 00:01:37 — What does Citadel Securities actually do in financial markets? 00:02:03 — Citadel vs. Citadel Securities: hedge fund vs. market maker 00:02:58 — Scale in equities: NYSE, retail brokerage flow, institutional clients 00:04:55 — What makes Citadel Securities different from big banks? 00:05:09 — “Maniacal focus” on market making + tech-driven efficiency 00:06:55 — Quant edge: PhD talent, research culture, and Miami-based capabilities 00:08:19 — Esposito origin story: New Jersey, public education, wrestling, competition 00:11:36 — Why leave Goldman after ~30 years? Entrepreneurial pull + growth + tech/AI 00:14:03 — The Ken Griffin call: “I’m free next Tuesday in Miami.” 00:17:07 — New York vs. London vs. Miami: why Miami’s global bridges matter 00:19:47 — Miami’s can-do public/private partnership (and building global ties) 00:21:13 — COVID story: building a Palm Beach trading floor in days 00:22:44 — The “100% of equity volume” resilience challenge + Florida’s role 00:26:04 — Global markets outlook: “Goldilocks” foundation + fragility/geopolitics 00:28:51 — The debt vs. AI productivity “foot race” 00:31:08 — Where we are in AI: early innings, accelerating fast 00:32:57 — Workforce readiness: upskilling, education, robotics, autonomous future 00:35:13— AI and jobs in finance: what changes, what doesn’t 00:38:37 — How to adopt AI: bottoms-up workflow mapping (not a separate “AI dept.”) 00:40:17 — Closing thanks