Jane Fraser looks back on 2020 and ahead to her priorities as CEO, noting, “We feel good about the path we are on and the opportunities ahead.”
Through our core business and philanthropy, we address some of society’s greatest challenges—an imperative stated in our mission and an idea that shapes our decisions every day.
Jane Fraser looks back on 2020 and ahead to her priorities as CEO, noting, “We feel good about the path we are on and the opportunities ahead.”
Citigroup Inc. reported net income for the first quarter 2021 of $7.9 billion, or $3.62 per diluted share, on revenues of $19.3 billion.
Citi’s $1 billion Action for Racial Equity initiative demonstrates early results in the fight to address the racial wealth gap and increase economic mobility.
Seven years into the program, the Citi Foundation has impacted the lives of more than one million young people through $230 million of grant investments.
Citi’s CEO outlined our company’s efforts targeting net zero by 2050 and financing $1 trillion toward sustainable development.
How we communicate, shop, entertain ourselves, take care of our health and order groceries, all look significantly different than just 20 years ago. Banking and finance is also changing. And so is money.
The World Economic Forum predicts that at the current rate of change it will take over 100 years to achieve gender equality. It's about time we speed up the pace of progress and work together to advance gender equality.
See how Citi is taking steps to help mitigate the effects of the pandemic, from helping clients to providing relief through funds to frontline healthcare workers, organizations such as No Kid Hungry and more.