Catégorie - CITIGROUP
'Moral' Dimon rules out rival hires
The chief executive of JP Morgan Chase has said it would be “wrong” of his bank to try and actively recruit staff from rivals struggling to retain their top talent, a week after the US Treasury put further pressure on the likes of Bank of America-Merrill Lynch and Citigroup by revealing it would look at capping bonuses at groups still receiving state aid.
2009-10-28 -
eFinancial News
Asian share drop limited after Wall St hit
HONG KONG, Nov 2 — Asian stocks slipped to a one-month low today after a sell-off in banking shares slammed Wall Street, a slide viewed as a sign that investors are losing faith in the economic recovery. Worries about the US financial sector resurfaced after CIT Group Inc, the lender to small and mid-sized US companies, filed for bankruptcy and an accounting expert said Citigroup may need ...
2009-11-02 -
The Malaysian Insider
Citigroup va introduire en Bourse sa filiale Primerica
- Le groupe bancaire américain Citigroup (Citi) va introduire en Bourse sa filiale de services financiers Primerica puis cèdera le restant de ses intérêts dans cette division, a-t-il annoncé jeudi dans un communiqué."Citi a annoncé (jeudi) que sa filiale Primerica avait déposé un document" auprès de... -
2009-11-05 -
Les Echos
Citigroup sells call center stake
NEW YORK- CITIGROUP Inc. said on Sunday that it is selling its controlling stake in Japan's leading call center operator, Bellsystem24, to private equity firm Bain Capital Partners in a deal that values the operation at US$1.1 billion (S$1.52 billion). Under terms of the deal, Citi's private investment unit, Citigroup Capital Partners Japan, will receive US$1 billion in cash for its 93.5 per ...
2009-11-16 -
Straits Times
Citigroup CEO annual salary stays at $1
Citigroup's chief executive will be paid a salary of $1 this year and will get no stock awards as the troubled banking giant shrinks under part-government ownership, according to a regulatory filing.
2009-11-17 -
Market Watch
Maverick Capital Q3: Buys C, CFL, CVC, CVS, V, QCOM, GLW
Lee Ainslie was a protégé of legendary hedge fund manager Julian Robertson, he is one of the tiger cubs we track. Like many hedge funds, he buys into Citigroup at Maverick Capital. Lee Ainslie owns 79 stocks with a total value of $8.3 billion. These are the details of the buys and sells. Read more » »
2009-11-18 -
Guru Focus
Citi Upgrades D.R. Horton
NEW YORK -- Analysts at Citigroup Global Markets on Monday upgraded D.R. Horton Inc. to hold from sell, citing the stock's recent decline. On Friday, shares of the nation's second-largest homebuilder...
2009-11-23 -
MalaysiaNews.net
BofA bailout repayment puts pressure on Citi, Wells Fargo
Bank of America’s surprise move to pay back $45 billion in federal bailout money ratchets up pressure on rivals Wells Fargo and Citigroup to get out from under the government’s thumb. But don’t expect it to happen anytime soon. That’s because many banks, including Citi and Wells Fargo, still face big losses on loans as people fall behind on bills—losses that could further erode their capital and ...
2009-12-04 -
Richmond Times-Dispatch
New Pressure On Citi, Wells
By STEVENSON JACOBS THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Bank of America's surprise move to pay back $45 billion in federal bailout money ratchets up pressure on rivals Wells Fargo and Citigroup to get out from under the government's thumb. But don't expect it to happen anytime soon.
2009-12-04 -
The Lakeland Ledger
British Airways soars, while US jobs prompt FTSE turnaround
British Airways' shares have taken off after a couple of upbeat analyst notes following this week's passenger traffic figures. Citigroup raised its target price from 250p to 280p in the wake of BA's plan to merge with Spain's Iberia, and said any weakness due to a potential cabin crew strike this month should be taken as a buying opportunity. The bank said: We revise our target prices for BA and ...
2009-12-04 -
Guardian Unlimited
Machines de guerre
Les grandes banques américaines ont retrouvé leur liberté. En moins d'une semaine, les derniers géants aidés, Bank of America, Citigroup et Wells Fargo, hier, ont annoncé qu ...
2009-12-16 -
Les Echos