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Is internalization a bad thing?

Internalization has cropped up as an issue again, especially with the rise of low-priced, high volume stocks that pose special execution problems, especially for the big exchanges. The Nasdaq is... Read more...

GTS is a controversial winner at Citigroup

We're accustomed to thinking of Citigroup in very negative terms. But there is one unit that has weathered the storms very well, and remains integral to the company's success: Its transaction... Read more...

Morgan Stanley in green building push

Not so long ago, Morgan Stanley released to the public "A Little Green e-Book," which was basically a pamphlet that extolled the virtues of the green movement. It offered "50 tips on how to make your... Read more...

What to make of the Citi attack?

So was Citigroup really attacked by sophisticated Russian cyber thieves who made off with millions of dollars? No less than the Wall Street Journal reported as much not too long ago. Citigroup's... Read more...

More on Citi's mobile strategy

Citigroup (C) certainly has a lot on its plate right now, which we've discussed in full over at FierceFinance. But while there have been plenty of distractions related to the overall health of the... Read more...

A re-energized player in CDS clearing

Clearing credit derivatives has been a huge issue as of late, and for a while there, it seemed as if the industry was on the verge of real competition in a new field: CDS clearing. A host of... Read more...

Beware the bank IT worker

We've noted often over on FierceComplianceIT that while external threats garner the most media attention, the most pressing threats to a company often come from insiders. This is something that most... Read more...

The end of Turquoise

The end of Turquoise seems to be at hand. Recall that the new-era trading system was set up by nine top banks--including Morgan Stanley (MS), Goldman Sachs (GS) and Citigroup (C)--with an eye on... Read more...

Most environmentally progressive banks?

So who made Newsweek's list of environmentally aware companies. State Street, Wells Fargo, Citigroup and JPMorgan all ranked in the top 50. Mellon came in 60th, and Capital One can in 71st. U.S.... Read more...

One way to build trading volume

So what's the best way to build trading volume on a fledgling platform? The best method, it would appear, is to give broker dealers some skin in the game, that is, giving them an opportunity to... Read more...

Press Releases

Citigroup Reports Third Quarter Net Income of $101 Million

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Citigroup today reported net income for the third quarter 2009 of $101 million, and a $0.27 loss per share, based on an average 12.1 billion shares outstanding2. Third Read more >>

Citi Board Names Vikram Pandit Chief Executive Officer and Sir Win Bischoff Chairman

New York – The Board of Directors of Citi today announced that it has appointed Vikram Pandit as the company's new Chief Executive Officer and member of the Board of Directors, effective Read more >>

Citigroup appoints Jorge Bermudez as Chief Risk Officer

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Citigroup Inc. (NYSE: C) November 16 2007 New York – Citi today announced the appointment of Jorge A. Bermudez as Chief Risk Officer, with responsibility for market, credit, Read more >>

Robert E. Rubin to Serve as Chairman of the Board of Citi

Sir Win Bischoff to Serve as Acting Chief Executive Officer Charles Prince Elects to Retire from Citi New York – The Board of Directors of Citigroup Inc. today announced that Robert E. Rubin, Read more >>

John Redpath Joins Deutsche Bank as Global Head of Oil Products and Agriculture Trading

Deutsche Bank Securities Inc. today announced that John Redpath has joined as a Managing Director and Global Head of Oil Products and Agriculture Trading in the Global Markets division. In this role, Read more >>