The ProPublica Blog: Citi Execs: "Deeply Sorry," but Don't Blame Us
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- Citigroup turmoil claims D.C. lobbyists. // American Banker;11/4/1998, Vol. 163 Issue 212, p2
Reports that Citigroup has laid off 12 of its 29 employees in Washington, D.C. and reduced to ten, from 15, its number of lobbyists, as a part of a cost-cutting plan. Top executives responsible for the Washington office; Five key professionals cut; Resignation of Citigroup president James Dimon.
- Howle to Head Citi U.S. Commercial Banking. Stewart, Jackie // American Banker;3/29/2012, Vol. 117 Issue 49, p16
The article announces the promotion of Citigroup Inc.'s chief operating officer of U.S. consumer and commercial banking, William Howle, who will continue in his position and have added responsibilities.
- Citi Moves to Shake Up Global Leadership Ranks. // American Banker;11/7/2011, Vol. 176 Issue 171, p2
The article discusses Citigroup Inc.'s promotion of Manuel Medina-Mora as leader of the bank's worldwide consumer operations and Mike Corbat as leader of operations in the Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) region.
- Citi Names Vice Chair, General Counsel. Stewart, Jackie // American Banker;4/4/2012, Vol. 177 Issue 52, p16
The article announces Citigroup company promoted its general counsel and corporate secretary Michael Helfer to vice chairman and law partner Rohan Weerasinghe will fill Helfer's former position.
- Citi Cutting More Investment Banking Jobs . Schmelkin, Alissa // American Banker;11/6/2001, Vol. 166 Issue 213, p19
Reports the retrenchment of jobs by Citigroup Inc. to reduce expenses. Emphasis on corporate and investment banking unit; Implication of filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission to employment; Impact of the ongoing business strategy.
- Consumer Technology Chief Leaving Citi. // American Banker;8/17/2010, Vol. 175 Issue 126, p2
The article mentions that bank executive Liza Landsman resigned from Citigroup Inc. and gives brief information about her career.
- Citigroup job cuts grow. // Crain's New York Business;12/21/98, Vol. 14 Issue 51, p22
Discloses Citigroup Inc.'s plan to cut six percent of its staff in an effort to reduce cost and boost profits. Charge to be taken in the fourth quarter of 1998; Percentage of job cuts slated in the United States; Areas where most of the job cuts is planned.
- Citi Adds Chief Personal Wealth Overseer. // American Banker;4/27/2009, Vol. 174 Issue 79, p5
This article discusses the appointment of Deborah Doyle McWhinney as the head of the personal wealth management division at Citigroup Inc.
- Citi Names Global Banking Chief. // American Banker;7/9/2009, Vol. 174 Issue 130, p16
This article discusses the appointment of Raymond McGuire as the head of global banking for Citigroup Inc.
