Citigroup

Citigroup to lay off more employees in March

The layoffs are expected after bonuses are paid in March

Lawmakers have taken aim at card interest rates, often hovering above 20% in recent years, as one way to relieve some financial pressures on consumers.

Bank of America, Citigroup weigh new cards with 10% rate

Some bank executives have publicly said that they agree with Trump’s focus on affordability

Citi's investment banking fees rose 35% to US$1.3 billion in Q4 of 2025, earning the fifth-highest fees across banks.

Citigroup profit hit by Russia charge as dealmaking and services shine

The sale of AO Citibank has resulted in a pre-tax loss of about US$1.2 billion, largely related to currency translation

Chief financial officer Mark Mason said two years ago that firmwide headcount would decline by roughly 60,000 by the end of 2026, to about 180,000 employees.

Citi to cut about 1,000 jobs this week

The company also plans to report full-year results on Wednesday

The firms’ four-year streak of net income growth has persisted through Trump’s unpredictable policy changes.

Six banks seen reaping US$157 billion on Trump’s return

Some banks have already telegraphed the boost from deal flow

“APAC continues to be at the forefront of MNC strategic planning given its importance as the key growth engine for the world,”  says Citi’s Head of Asia M&A Colin Banfield.

Citigroup predicts strong deal activity in 2026 in Asia Pacific

Key themes include greater M&A from the Middle East into China and elsewhere

The loss is largely related to currency-translation adjustments, according to a statement.

Citigroup to take US$1.1 billion loss on Russian business unit sale

Other lenders have also scaled back, with Goldman Sachs gaining approval earlier this year to sell its business in Russia

Citi plans to increase its investment banking division by about 30% by the first half of 2026.

Citigroup, Daiwa are latest to expand Japan dealmaking teams

This is due to hostile takeovers no longer being taboo, and private equity and activist investors are more prominent

Citi cancelled or earmarked for delivery nearly 112,000 metric tons of lead in London Metal Exchange approved warehouses in Singapore.

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

Citi Markets reported a 12% rise in fixed-income market during the third quarter, driven by growth in rates, currencies and spread products, among others.

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.