Citi CEO Says The M&A Pipeline Is "Excellent" - Conference Call
July 15 (Reuters) - Citigroup Inc C.N:
CITIGROUP CEO JANE FRASER SAYS BANK WAS INVOLVED IN SEVEN OF THE TOP TEN INVESTMENT BANKING DEALS IN 2025 - CONFERENCE CALL
CITI CEO SAYS WELL POSITIONED TO INCREASE SHAREHOLDER RETURNS AFTER STRESS TEST RESULTS
CITI CEO SAYS TRANSFORMATION EXPENSES WILL START TO DECREASE NEXT YEAR
CITI CEO SAYS EXPECTS TO SEE GOODS PRICES TO START TICKING UP OVER THE SUMMER AS TARIFFS TAKE EFFECT
CITI CFO SAYS BANK NOW EXPECTS TO BE AT HIGHER END OF FORECAST REVENUE RANGE IN FY 2025
CITI CFO SAYS EXPECT TO BUY BACK AT LEAST $4 BILLION IN SHARES IN THE CURRENT QUARTER
CITI CEO SAYS THE M&A PIPELINE IS "EXCELLENT"
CITI CEO SAYS DON'T NEED TO WAIT FOR A CONSENT ORDER TO BE LIFTED TO BRING THE EXPENSES DOWN
CITI CEO SAYS AI IS HELPING REMEDIATE SOME OF THE PROBLEMS IN CONTROLS
CITI CEO SAYS ON TRACK FOR BANAMEX IPO BY YEAR-END
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