Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser said she's seeing a "K-shaped consumer" as the U.S. inflation continues. Here's what she meant by that.
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Citigroup has entered the final phase of an extensive overhaul to streamline its operations and enhance performance.
Citigroup has sold its non-US consumer business operations in nine out of 14 regions and "substantially wound down" three more in Korea, Russia, and China.
Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser has received an encouraging nod from billionaire investor Warren Buffett to proceed with the bank's overhaul.
Citigroup Inc. is reportedly closing its global distressed-debt group as it undergoes further restructuring under CEO Jane Fraser's leadership.
Citigroup Inc. is reportedly facing delays in its plans to establish a fully-owned securities business in China.
The banking investments in U.S. have made a come back. Their patience is now rewarded. JP Morgan and Citi standout this third-quarter.
JPMorgan Chase has advised its shareholders to vote against the proposal to split up the bank. The bank warned its shareholders that the breakup proposal will not benefit its investors.
Fees in investment banking sector across the world declined 29% during the first three-month period of 2016 as uncertainty in the global market halted deal proposing activities and other investment events.
The analyst at Keefe, Bruyette & Woods believed the breakup would increase shareholders value by 57%. However, Citigroup has asked its shareholders to vote against the too-big-to-fail proposal.
