Citigroup Brazil top dealmaker to leave: report
Ricardo Lacerda, Citigroup's top investment banker for Brazil and Latin America, will leave his post within the next three months, a local newspaper reported on Monday.
Citigroup shakes up top management
Citigroup announced on Thursday its biggest management shake-up since the financial crisis began, replacing its chief financial officer and installing a new banking chief as it prepares to give the government a 34 percent equity stake.
Citigroup replaces CFO and Citibank chief; Crittenden departs
As Citigroup downsizes, chief executive Vikram Pandit announced today he is installing new senior managers at the company's top ranks.
Citigroup shakes up top management, replaces CFO
Citigroup Inc on Thursday announced its biggest management shake-up since the financial crisis began, replacing its chief financial officer and installing a new banking chief as it prepares to give the government a 34 percent equity stake.
Brazil offers samba of confidence to investors
Even if President Lula da Silva is wrong when he said God must be Brazilian, the country is still experiencing miracles in terms of its notable economic progress while a greater part of the world has lagged due to the economic recession.
SEC may tighten executive pay rules: sources
U.S. securities regulators are considering changing how companies are required to disclose stock options awarded to executives, people familiar with the Securities and Exchange Commission's thinking told Reuters on Tuesday.
SEC may change executive pay disclosure: sources
U.S. securities regulators are considering changing how companies are required to disclose stock options awarded to executives, people familiar with the Securities and Exchange Commission's thinking told Reuters on Tuesday.
Banks view regulation plans as just proposals
The U.S. banking industry played down the Obama administration's proposals on Monday for the most wrenching regulatory changes since the Great Depression as just that -- proposals.
Citigroup says TARP hurts ability to keep talent
Citigroup Inc's chairman said on Monday the bank may find it harder to retain and attract top employees while the bank is holding on to federal bailout money.
Citi launches $58 billion exchange offer, finalizes deal with U.S.
Citigroup Corp. announced a finalized deal with the U.S. government on Wednesday that could add up to $58 billion in common equity to the company, with chief executive Vikram Pandit saying the move would make the bank among the best capitalized in the world.
FDIC eyes management shake-up at Citi: report
Citigroup Inc's relationship with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp is frayed, sources told Reuters, and the regulator wants to replace Chief Executive Vikram Pandit, the Wall Street Journal reported.
FDIC eyes Citi top management shake-up: report
Citigroup Inc's relationship with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp is frayed, sources told Reuters, and the regulator wants to replace Chief Executive Vikram Pandit, the Wall Street Journal reported.
Stock futures rise ahead of jobs data
U.S. stock index futures pointed to a higher open on Friday as investors awaited key monthly data on the labor market.
Stock index futures rise ahead of jobs data
U.S. stock index futures pointed to a higher open on Friday as investors awaited key monthly data on the labor market.
U.S. FDIC eyes Citi top management shake-up: report
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp is aiming at a shake-up of Citigroup Inc's top management, including replacing Chief Executive Vikram Pandit, the Wall Street Journal said, citing people familiar with the matter.
Stock futures signal gains ahead of jobs data
U.S. stock index futures pointed to a higher open on Wall Street on Friday, ahead of key monthly jobs data.
U.S. stock futures signal gains ahead of jobs data
U.S. stock index futures pointed to a higher open on Wall Street on Friday, ahead of key monthly jobs data.
Citigroup exit from Dow cements bank's downfall
Citigroup Inc's run of ignominy has now come to this: losing its coveted spot in the Dow Jones industrial average to a former unit.
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Paulson in 2008 told bank CEOs they would be forced to accept TARP funds
Former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson told nine banks last year that they should accept a federal infusion of funds or be forced to by the regulators, according to a report.
Citigroup: $45 billion TARP money goes toward loans
Citigroup Inc said on Tuesday that the committee overseeing its use of $45 billion of taxpayer money had approved the use of nearly all of that sum to make loans.
Citi investors withhold votes from some directors
Citigroup Inc investors withheld more than 20 percent of their votes for the reelection of four directors, after critics said the board's lack of oversight contributed to a series of government bailouts and $37.5 billion of losses over 15 months.
Citi to Sell Nikko Cordial Securities to Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp
Citigroup said it will sell its Japanese domestic securities business to Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation for $7.9 billion or ¥774.5 billion.
Citigroup seeks permission to pay bonuses: report
Citigroup Inc has asked the U.S. Treasury for permission to pay special bonuses and is looking for ways to free an energy-trading unit from government restrictions, the Wall Street Journal reported on its website on Tuesday.
Citigroup asks U.S. Treasury to approve new bonuses: WSJ
Citigroup is asking the U.S. Treasury for permission to pay out bonuses to some employees, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
U.S. may remove Citi's Pandit: report
U.S. regulators who are concluding stress tests on banks may remove Citigroup Inc chief executive Vikram Pandit, the New York Post reported, citing sources it did not identify further.
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