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Citigroup has moved chief financial officer Sallie Krawcheck to run its wealth management business. Krawcheck becomes chairman and chief executive of Citigroups' global wealth management division, replacing Todd Thomson, whose next move... [more]
Citigroup has moved chief financial officer Sallie Krawcheck to run its wealth management business. Krawcheck becomes chairman and chief executive of Citigroups' global wealth management division, replacing Todd Thomson, whose next move is unclear.
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NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--John Gerspach, Chief Financial Officer, and Eric Aboaf, Treasurer, will conduct a fourth quarter 2009 Fixed Income Investor Review at 8:00 AM (EST) on January 21, 2010. The review will be available live via webcast and teleconference. The press release, webcast and presentation materials will be available at http://www.citigroup.com/citi/fin. A replay of the webcast will be available at http://www.citigroup.com/citi...
- Citi Fourth Quarter and Full-Year 2009 Earnings Review (businesswire.com)
Jan. 5 (Bloomberg) -- Mark Mahaney, managing director at Citigroup Global Markets, talks with Bloomberg's Margaret Brennan about the company's investment strategy for technology shares. Mahaney also discusses the outlook for the Nasdaq Composite Index and growth in smart-phone and e-reader sales. (Source: Bloomberg)
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- Citigroup, Marshall & Ilsley Post Biggest S&P Drops (businessweek.com)
Jan. 5 (Bloomberg) -- Vietnam’s fourth-quarter growth exceeded market expectations and the country’s full-year expansion was “far more resilient” than the rest of Asia with the exception of China, Citigroup Inc. said. The economy expanded 6.9 ...
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- Citigroup sells foreign exchange platform to FXall (marketwatch.com)
- Citi to raise $20.5 billion in equity sale (ktvb.com)
- Citi share slam (nypost.com)
FreeRateUpdate.comBank of America Home Loans and Citigroup Mortgage Rates Remain LowSubprime Blogger (blog)With the advancements in technology you can check on Bank of America home loans and Citigroup mortgage rates from the comfort of your own home or office. ...Rates edge over 5% at year's endChicago Sun-TimesHome Mortgage Refinance Loan with Bad Credit, Choose the best lenderTMCnetVariable mortgage rates now exceed fixed onesJoongAng...
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- Citigroup exec, former Clinton official Caputo added to Best Buy board (story.chicagochronicle.com)
- Data Behind Citigroup Stock Price Suggest Successful Fleecing of Consumers (associatedcontent.com)
- Treasury delays its Citi sale (freerepublic.com)
The New York Times today profiles a lion in winter: Citigroup creator and former CEO Sandy Weill. Weill, who in the 90s worked to overturn the Depression-era law that allowed Citigroup to take shape, is now 76 and alone with his empty personal ...
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- GIC: Citigroup Stake To Be Diluted To About 4% After Citi Offering (news.google.com)
Filed under: Citigroup Inc. (C)It's shaping up to be a rough day for Citigroup (C). Shares dropped 8% in early trading thanks to some rather angry investors. Late Wednesday, the Treasury Department decided to back off a plan to sell some of its shares in Citi.
Citi sold 5.4 billion new common shares at $3.15, which brought in roughly $17 billion. Citi also sold 35 million tangible equity units at $100 each, which brought in roughly $3.5...
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- Key events at Citi leading up to repaying funds (sfgate.com)
- Kuwait sells Citigroup stake for $1.1 billion profit (search.msn.com)
Filed under: Before the bell, International markets, Google (GOOG), Middle East, Market matters, Citigroup Inc. (C), Economic data, Financial CrisisU.S. stock futures were higher Monday morning after Abu Dhabi came to the rescue of Dubai with a $10 billion bailout on a day some debt was to expire. Meanwhile, in the U.S., Citigroup announced it will repay its bailout funds. Stocks are poised to build on Friday's momentum -- blue chip stocks...
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- U.S. Treasury Puts the Brakes on Citigroup Sale (seekingalpha.com)
- WaPo Scoops on U.S. Giveaway to Citi (cjr.org)
- NY Times: U.S. Reconsidering Citi Stake Sale (calculatedrisk.blogspot.com)
Alex Filonov submits: Looks like Citigroup (C) secondary offering didn't go that well. $3.15 probably isn't the price Citi wanted. Actually, I agree with Jim Cramer that it's a very good play on a possibly improving economy next couple of years.I don't think that Citi is a great company. Quite opposite. It's one of the worst banks in the world, grossly oversized and badly run. On the other hand, it's definitely too big to fail, and the...
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Citigroup Inc. said Wednesday it has repaid the $20 billion in bailout money it received from the government. Citi said it funded the previously announced repayment with a recent stock offering that raised $20.5 billion. The offering included $17 billion in...
Citigroup - Troubled Asset Relief Program - Government - Business - Bailout
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From the WaPo: Kucinich panel to investigate Citigroup tax ruling House subcommittee said Thursday that it will investigate the Treasury Department's decision to change a long-standing law so that Citigroup could keep billions of dollars in tax breaks. ...The Internal Revenue Service ... ruled last Friday that Citigroup could keep $38 billion in tax breaks that otherwise would decline in value as the government sells its stake in the company...
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Citigroup announced today that it will suspend foreclosure sales and
distribution of foreclosure notices between Dec. 18 and Jan.17, giving
its customers a break for the holidays. For 30 days, the bank will not
hassle its distressed customers with first mortgage loans held by
Citigroup and CitiFinancial North. The suspension will affect nearly
4,000 homeowners who were set to either have a foreclosure sale or
receive a foreclosure notice...
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- Citi to repay bailout money (myrtlebeachonline.com)
The program Bank of America (NYSE:BAC) has announced to repay the TARP funds it received is a modest vindication for its retiring CEO Ken Lewis. He has proved that his firm, which has rolled up Merrill Lynch and Countrywide in the last year, has been operated well enough to come up with $45 billion to give [...]
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Private equity firm Terra Firma is sueing Citigroup in New York courts over alleged false statements during its 2007 deal to buy EMI. Claiming that Citigroup "misrepresented fundamental facts", Terra Firma alleges that the bank fabricated a bid by Cerebus...
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- Terra Firms Sues Citi Over EMI Deal (feedburner.com)
Washington PostTreasury halts plan to sell off Citi StockWall Street JournalThe US government abruptly shelved plans to start trimming its 34% stake in Citigroup Inc., after investors demanded a price so low that the ...US Focuses on Winding Down AIG, Auto AssistanceBloombergCiti Shares Fall After US Delays Selling Its SharesNew York TimesUS Treasury eyes maximum price for Citigroup sharesReutersBusinessWeek -The Associated Press -Wall Street...
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Straits TimesCiti near deal to pay back bailout money: reportsReutersNEW YORK (Reuters) - Citigroup is nearing a deal with the US government that would allow it to pay back its bailout money, several reports said on Sunday. ...Citigroup Nears Deal to Return Billions in Bailout FundsNew York Times (blog)all 273 news articles »
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