Goldman Sachs Group Inc. has recruited veteran power banker Tyler Miller from rival Citigroup Inc. as a partner in its natural resources division. At Goldman Sachs, Miller will serve as global co-head of power, utilities, and infrastructure, according to a memo reviewed by Bloomberg News.

Goldman Sachs recruits power banking expert Tyler Miller from Citigroup

Citigroup has claimed that performance was the reason for the termination of a former managing director who is suing the bank, rather than attempts by the bank to pass false information to regulators.

Citigroup fires back: Performance or retaliation in high-stakes legal showdown?

A preliminary $80 million settlement reached by six major banks in New York , including Bank of America and Citigroup Inc., would resolve the antitrust litigation accusing them of conspiring to rig European government bond prices .

6 major banks settle for $80 million in European bond-rigging allegations

Citigroup beat estimates with second-quarter profit, driven by a surge in investment banking revenue and growth within its services division. The stock fell at the open as investors fretted over an uptick in costs and how the lender would boost market share.

Citigroup beats profit estimates, but shares fall on expense concerns

Now, we turn our attention to an important debate brewing. Will India be able to create enough jobs? Economists at Citi group, in a report, said the country's unemployment is poised to rise even if the economy grows at 7 per cent annually as projected. However, the Indian government has refuted those claims and alleged that the Citi report failed to consider the positive trends and comprehensive data from official sources.

Citigroup claims India will struggle to create enough jobs

Despite the political unrest that has alarmed investors, Citigroup is resolutely striving to grow its operations in Europe, as the bank's newly appointed regional director, Ignacio Gutierrez-Orrantia, exclusively told Reuters.

Citigroup aims to lead the European market despite political uncertainty

Citigroup, one of the major players in the US banking sector, is pushing back against a lawsuit brought by New York Attorney General Letitia James, who accuses its Citibank unit of neglecting to reimburse customers who have fallen prey to online scammers.

Citigroup challenges New York lawsuit over fraud scams: Report

Citigroup is undergoing a significant restructuring effort, with layoffs hitting hard in its New York divisions. A total of 430 employees are set to lose their jobs, primarily impacting Citibank, which will see 363 positions eliminated. This move is part of Citigroup's broader strategy to streamline its operations and enhance performance.

Citigroup slashes 430 jobs in New York restructuring

Citigroup is set to lay off 286 employees in New York, as disclosed in recent filings with the State Department of Labour. According to Reuters, the filings, dated earlier this week, reveal that the job cuts will affect 239 employees from its primary banking subsidiary, 44 from its broker-dealer unit, and three from its technology arm.

Citigroup announces layoffs of 286 employees in New York: Report

US banking giant Citigroup Inc faces urgent demands from regulators to revise its methods for measuring default risk in trading partnerships, adding to challenges for CEO Jane Fraser's turnaround efforts.

Citigroup faces regulatory scrutiny amid urgent calls for risk management overhaul

Citigroup's CEO, Jane Fraser, engaged in a conference call on Thursday with managing directors, revealing further details of the bank's extensive restructuring, according to two undisclosed sources cited by Reuters.

Citigroup continues overhaul with CEO Fraser addressing managing directors

Citigroup inc. said it expects to incur as much as $1 billion in severance and reorganization costs this year as it continues the process of eliminating 20,000 roles as part of Chief Executive Officer Jane Fraser’s quest to boost the Wall Street giant’s lagging returns.

Job cuts at Citibank: 20,000 roles to be axed by Wall Street giant

Thousands of people will lose jobs at Citigroup in 2024 as part of Chief Executive Officer Jane Fraser's bid to boost the Wall Street giant's returns. The New York City-headquartered firm said that it expects to incur as much as $1bn in severance and reorganisation costs.

Thousands to lose jobs as US banking giant Citigroup announces job cuts

Citigroup is reportedly contemplating substantial job reductions of at least 10 per cent in several of its major business segments as part of a comprehensive reorganisation effort led by CEO Jane Fraser, a CNBC report said citing sources.

Citigroup considers significant job cuts in major restructuring: Report 

It is not just tech giants like Meta and Twitter that are going for massive lay-offs, some big Wall Street banks are also cutting hundreds of jobs. Barclays has got about 200 across its banking and trading desks this week.

WION Business News | Wall Street lay-offs: Citigroup, Barclays cut hundreds of jobs

Citigroup has said that it plans to shut down its retail bank in the United Kingdom, as it overhauls its business structure. The firm said that it would be focusing on its wealthiest customers in the UK, and will be inviting certain clients to transition to its private bank.

Citigroup plans to shut down its lone retail bank in UK

Citigroup will close its consumer and commercial banking businesses in Russia starting this quarter and expects to incur about $170 million in charges over the next 18 months.

Citigroup Inc to pull out from Russia

Citigroup will wind down its consumer banking and commercial lending operations in Russia starting this quarter and expects to incur about $170 million in charges over the next 18 months.

Citigroup to wind down operations in Russia

Citigroup, the US banking giant has said that one of its traders committed an error in the stock market "flash crash" in Europe, said local media reports. An extremely fast fall in the price of one or more assets is called a flash crash.

Citigroup trader's error caused 'flash crash' in European markets

Singapore lender United Overseas Bank has agreed to buy Citigroup's consumer businesses in Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam for about 3.65 billion American dollars.

Singapore lender United Overseas Bank has agreed to buy Citigroup's retail operations

Citigroup Inc has named Peter Babej, the US bank's global head of financial institutions group, as its new Asia Pacific Chief Executive Officer, according to an internal memo seen by Reuters on Thursday.

Citigroup names Peter Babej as Asia Pacific Chief Executive: Memo

The EU's powerful anti-trust authority on Thursday fined five major banks -- including Barclays and Citigroup -- more than a billion euros for collusion in the massive foreign exchange currency market.

European Union fines five major banks $1.2 billion for currency collusion

Wall Street swung to a loss on Monday as fears for the global economy dampened investor sentiment just as earnings season got underway. The finish in the red marked a second consecutive negative close, the first such back-to-back losses for US stocks in 2019.

Wall Street stocks slide on China slowdown, US earnings report

The Aus $700 million (US$530 million) fine -- which is subject to court approval -- comes after mediation between the nation's biggest lender and the country's financial intelligence agency AUSTRAC

Australia's Commonwealth Bank agrees to US$530 mln fine over money-laundering breaches

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