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Citigroup Goes To Sleep
It's the end of the line for Citigroup. The "group" will soon be gone as Pandit Dismantles Weill Empire to Salvage the Bank Within Citi. Vikram Pandit is unraveling his empire to save his bank. Citigroup Inc.’s chief executive officer said yesterday he would cede control of the Smith Barney ...
Citigroup Ready to Shrink Itself by a Third
online.wsj.com — Citigroup Inc. will soon announce a drastic plan to shed a host of businesses and shrink itself... by one-third, say people familiar with the bank, which its executives say will essentially dismantle the financial colossus built by legendary deal maker ... (more) Citigroup Ready to Shrink Itself by a Third
Citigroup Crisis Is Emblem of Capital Drought: David Reilly
Citigroup Crisis Is Emblem of Capital Drought: David Reilly
bloomberg.com — Commentary by David Reilly Jan. 14 (Bloomberg) -- Time and again, big banks such as Citigroup Inc.... argued that irrational and seized-up markets, not the woeful state of their balance sheets, were to blame for convulsing share prices. For more than 18 ... (more) Citigroup Crisis Is Emblem of Capital Drought: David Reilly
The Fall of the House of Weill
The Fall of the House of Weill
dealbook.blogs.nytimes.com — John S. Reed, Sanford I. Weill and Robert E. Rubin in 1999. After little more than a... decade, the very model of the modern financial superpower is collapsing. As Citigroup weighs a plan to break itself apart, it is essentially seeking to unwind the ... (more) The Fall of the House of Weill
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citi to be dismantled
Decline and Fall of Western Civilization — via bloomberg -- but dismantled to whom? i'd wager C ends up in the arms of the government long before it can divest itself. the telegraph all but hopes for "the equivalent of the retreat from gallipoli" as vikram pandit has sold of smith barney for 10% of what it may have got just a year ago. mish surveys the end of a banking empire, highlighted this bloomberg piece. Time and again, big banks such as Citigroup Inc. argued that irrational and seized-up markets, not the woeful state of their balance sheets, were to blame for ...

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