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Citigroup Inc.'s failure to see that it would not pass the Federal Reserve Board's stress tests has left the firm in a challenging position — and may serve as a stark lesson to other banks.
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Vikram Pandit didn't save Citigroup — that was a feat of government intervention — but he finally has a chance now to lead it. American Banker Magazine's exclusive interview.
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Citigroup (C), the New York banking giant that barely survived the financial crisis, is celebrating its 200th birthday in … Dallas?
The third-largest bank by assets has recently held its April annual meetings in a midtown Manhattan hotel ballroom. While irate investors
This year's meeting, scheduled for April 17, promises to be far more dramatic — and while the bank
Chief executive Vikram Pandit will have to face disappointed and angry shareholders, after promising them for
Citigroup's board "chose Dallas as the location for the annual meeting because we have a large local employee and customer base and significant shareholder population in the area," the bank's investor relations
Its 2013 annual meeting will return to New York, and "the board has decided to alternate future meetings between New York City and other locations in the United States," according to the website.
The bank disclosed the Dallas location for its 2012 meeting in its
The Dallas meeting will also mark the
