Citigroup
Citigroup faces US$5 million bill to transport its lead from Singapore
Citi plans to keep about 24,000 tons in Singapore, while 88,000 tons will likely go to Taiwan or Malaysia
Citigroup hires Nomura, Wells Fargo traders in foreign-exchange business push across Asia
[SINGAPORE] Citigroup has hired seven personnel, including former traders from Nomura International and Wells Fargo, to boost its foreign-exchange business in Asia.
Citigroup India nears US$1 billion book of asset backed securities
Rising interest cycle makes existing securities less attractive
JPMorgan, Citi, Morgan Stanley client data may be exposed by vendor’s hack: report
SitusAMC sys the affected data included corporate information tied to some clients’ dealings with the company
Citi is growing rapidly in China on huge interest, CEO says
The lender is focused on serving Chinese companies looking to expand overseas as well as clients with cross-border need
Indonesian stocks to climb 10% to record high next year, says Citigroup
The benchmark index is heading for its best annual performance in eight years
Citigroup to tie up with Coinbase to boost digital payments for institutional clients
Dealmaking within the digital assets industry has picked up pace this year
Citigroup opens Riyadh HQ as Wall Street CEOs forge deeper Saudi ties
The bank join several other international financial giants, including Morgan Stanley and BlackRock, in securing an HQ license and moving to open shop
Six Wall Street bank chiefs hold most power since global crisis
The six bank chiefs have a collective tenure of more than half a century as CEO
Citigroup plans to pull lead from LME Singapore warehouses
Companies that deliver metal for rent deals do not have to retain ownership of the metal
