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Citigroup

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Banamex

Citigroup, Inc. is a holding company, which engages in the provision of financial products and services. It operates through the following segments: Global Consumer Banking, Institutional Clients Group, and Corporate and Other. The Global Consumer Banking segment provides traditional banking services to retail customers through retail banking, including commercial banking, and Citi-branded cards and Citi retail services. The Institutional Clients Group segment provides corporate, institutional, public sector and high-net-worth clients around the world with a full range of wholesale banking products and services. This segment includes fixed income and equity sales and trading, foreign exchange, prime brokerage, derivative services, equity and fixed income research, corporate lending, investment banking and advisory services, private banking, cash management, trade finance and securities services. The Corporate and Other segment includes certain unallocated costs of global staff functions, other corporate expenses and unallocated global operations and technology expenses, Corporate Treasury, certain North America and international legacy consumer loan portfolios, other legacy assets, and discontinued operations. The company was founded in 1812 and is headquartered in New York, NY.

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Citigroup reports steady Q4 earnings, focuses on strategic transformation

Citigroup's Q4 2022 performance showed steady net income and revenue growth, with a focus on strategic priorities and transformation efforts. Challenges in investment banking and wealth management are being addressed through cost reduction and technology investments. Opportunities for growth exist in wealth management strategies and market improvements.

Citigroup reports robust Q1 earnings, eyes growth amidst uncertainties

Citigroup's Q1 2023 earnings call showcased strong financial performance, emphasizing growth in core businesses and positive prospects in Wealth Management. While facing global uncertainties and interest rate challenges, the company focuses on investments in modernization and growth opportunities in key markets. Citigroup aims for sustainable growth through strategic initiatives and prudent risk management.

Citigroup reports mixed Q2 results, focuses on revenue stability

Citigroup's Q2 performance showed mixed results with strong revenue growth in key segments but challenges in expenses and Investment Banking
The focus on steady revenues, cost reduction, and simplification efforts presents opportunities for improving returns and capital management
Client sentiment remains cautious amidst global uncertainties, with a strategic shift towards efficiency and innovation in response to market dynamics
Balancing capital adjustments, expense management, and client needs will be crucial for Citigroup's future growth and resilience

Citigroup reports solid Q3 earnings, focuses on revenue growth

Citigroup's Q3 results reflect strong revenue growth and strategic focus on capital optimization.
Despite challenges in organizational restructuring and capital requirements, the company is optimistic about revenue growth targets.
Investments in innovation and client relationships position Citigroup for future success in various business segments.
The company's commitment to efficiency and transparency underscores confidence in achieving long-term targets.

Citigroup reports record performance in 2023, outlines strategic priorities

Citigroup made strategic accomplishments in 2023 despite Q4 challenges, focusing on 2024 priorities.
The company is committed to transparency, accountability, and delivering results to shareholders.
Balancing near-term profitability improvements with future growth investments is a key focus for Citigroup.
Optimism in achieving long-term targets through expense reduction, revenue growth, and operational improvements.

Citigroup reports solid Q1 earnings, navigates challenges with strategic focus

Citigroup's Q1 earnings call showcased a mix of strong performance, strategic initiatives, challenges, and opportunities. The company's focus on cost management, revenue diversification, and enhancing client experience positions it well for future growth and profitability amidst a dynamic economic environment.

Citigroup reports robust Q3 earnings, eyes IPO readiness and compliance

Citigroup's Q3 performance showcased revenue growth, expense discipline, and progress in regulatory compliance, with a focus on optimizing shareholder value and market opportunities.
While facing challenges in Fixed Income revenues and regulatory reporting, the company aims to capitalize on opportunities in stock buybacks, IPO readiness, and client asset growth.
Overall, Citigroup's strategic initiatives position it well for sustained growth, profitability, and shareholder value creation, underpinned by a commitment to operational excellence and regulatory transparency.

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While higher stress capital buffer requirements and gloomy Q2 outlook keep Citigroup (C) on the sidelines, its aim to focus on profitable businesses and efforts to digitize customer services should support financials.

Citigroup (C) Capital Buffer Rises: Should Investors Be Anxious?

Citigroup's corporate and investment banking revenue for its Saudi Arabia business has "nearly tripled" since returning to the kingdom in 2018, a senior executive said on Thursday.

Citi's corporate and investment banking revenue from Saudi nearly tripled - executive

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Following successful stress testing, banks will have much more autonomy to return capital to shareholders.

Big Banks Launch a Flurry of Dividend Increases: Here Are the Winners and Losers

Some great news for a key income-producing sector of the market could provide more optimism.

Why Dividend Investors Are Sending Stock Markets Higher on Tuesday

CitiGroup was the only major US bank to not increase its dividend payments following the successful stress test.

US banks authorize $20 billion in buybacks and add $2 billion in dividend payments after Fed stress test shows they can withstand a financial crisis

iShares U.S. Dividend & Buyback ETF

The Case-Shiller U.S. Home Price Index for April posted its highest figures in more than 30 years of this survey.

Case-Shiller Reports Record +14.6% in April, New Bank Dividends

Case-Shiller Home Price Hits Highest in Years

Major banks including Morgan Stanley (MS), Goldman (GS), JPMorgan (JPM), BofA (BAC), Wells Fargo (WFC) & PNC Financial (PNC) intend to boost capital plans, while Citigroup (C) plans to keep the same unchanged.

Big Banks to Reward Investors With Dividend Hikes & Buybacks

AFP via Getty ImagesFive of the six largest U.S. banks said Monday they would hike their payouts after the Federal Reserve last week lifted previous temporary restrictions on dividends and share buybacks.Morgan Stanley MS doubled its dividend to 70 cents a share and boosted the planned size of its share buy-back program from $10 billion to $12 billion over the the next 12 months.Goldman Sachs GS hiked its payout to $2 from 1.25 a share, JPMorgan JPM to $1 fom 90 cents, Bank of America BAC to 21 cents from 18 cents, and Wells Fargo WFC doubled it to 20 cents a share. CitiGroup C was the only large American bank to keep its dividend unchanged, at 51 cents.Monday's announcements amount to an extra $2billion in dividends to be paid out in the third quarter, according to Financial Times calculations.The Fed had restricted payouts during the pandemic and asked banks to preserve capital.

U.S. banks to pay extra $2 billion in quarterly dividends after Fed's green light

US banks have announced huge increases in their dividends after the US Federal Reserve lifted restrictions on payments imposed at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic. Rules were eased after the completion of stress tests last week that showed a robust financial position for all the main banks.

US banks open dividend tap as Covid-19 restrictions lift

Several major American banks announced dividend boosts on Monday, days after the Federal Reserve said all big lenders passed their stress test and lifted the heightened restrictions imposed due to COVID-19.

Big banks hike dividends after passing Fed's stress test

Citigroup Inc said on Monday it expects to continue with its planned quarterly common dividend of at least 51 cents per share, announced in April this year.

Citigroup to maintain 51 cents per share dividend, share repurchases

Citigroup has named new co-heads of its banking, capital markets and advisory franchise for the UK and Ireland as part of a leadership shake-up to expand its client network in Europe's biggest M&A market, according to a memo seen by Reuters.

Citi shakes up leadership ranks for UK and Ireland deal-making - memo

Citi's CCAR results were slightly disappointing.

Citigroup: Disappointing CCAR Results

LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Citi, acting through Citibank N.A., has been appointed by Tremor International Ltd (“Tremor”), a global leader in advertising technologies, to act as depositary bank for its American Depositary Receipt (“ADR”) programme. Tremor's American Depositary Shares (“ADSs”) trade on the Nasdaq Global Market under the symbol “[TRMR]”. Each ADS represents two ordinary shares of the company. Commenting on the appointment, Dirk Jones, Global Head of Issuer Services, at Citi said: “W

Citi Appointed as Depositary Bank for Tremor International Ltd's ADR Programme

Citigroup's (C) wealthy clients will be able to access investment vehicles in bitcoin and other digital assets, with the bank launching a separate digital asset unit as part of its wealth management division.

Citigroup (C) Joins Crypto Space, Unveils Digital Assets Unit

Citigroup has named new co-heads of its consumer products investment banking business for Europe, the Middle East and Africa as part of a push to reinforce its presence in key industries, according to a memo seen by Reuters.

Citi names new co-heads of EMEA consumer products investment banking - memo

Capital One

As Fed removes restrictions on dividends and share repurchases, major banks like JPMorgan (JPM), BofA (BAC), Citigroup (C), Goldman (GS), Wells Fargo (WFC), Capital One (COF) & Morgan Stanley (MS) will likely come up with huge plans.

Fed Gives Nod to Banks' Dividend Hikes & Buybacks: What's Next?

PNC Financial Services

After a terrific start to the year, large-cap bank stocks have pulled back over the last month, which could be a good time to get in.

Large-Cap Bank Stocks Have Fallen Over the Past Month. 3 Reasons to Buy the Dip

The Fed believes 23 of the largest banks now appear to have "strong capital levels" and would be able to withstand a severe recession.

US banks get all-clear on resuming limit-free share buybacks after passing Fed stress tests

Is now the time to invest in banking stocks after the recent Fed stress test?

Which Bank Stock to Buy after Fed Stress Test?

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Citi today released certain disclosures required by the rules of the Federal Reserve Board and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency in connection with the 2021 annual supervisory stress tests. This information may be found on Citi's website at www.citigroup.com/citi/investor Citi, the leading global bank, has approximately 200 million customer accounts and does business in more than 160 countries and jurisdictions. Citi provides consumers, corporations, gover

Citi Releases Certain Disclosures Required by the Federal Reserve Board's Annual Supervisory Stress Tests

Large banks will no longer face pandemic-era restrictions on how much they can spend buying back stock and paying dividends, the Federal Reserve announced Thursday after finding the firms would remain well capitalized in its latest stress test.

Banks clear Fed stress test, paving way to boost buybacks, dividends

If there was an anticlimactic note to this year's test, it's because the industry underwent a real-life version when the coronavirus pandemic struck.

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