Financed $158 million in bonds for the Boston & Albany, Boston & Maine, and New York, New Haven & Hartford railroads, all serving Massachusetts.

Co-managed over $126 million in general obligation bonds for Massachusetts and various cities. Participated in the issuance of over $60 million in bonds for the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority and the Housing Finance Agency.

Established headquarters in Boston for corporate lending activities in New England.

Teamed up with Harvard University to form the Mission Park Corporation, a $45 million initiative to develop 775 low-and middle-income housing sponsored by the Boston Redevelopment Authority.

Provided $80 million in financing for the Affiliated Hospitals in Boston.

Opened an Edge Act international banking branch in Boston to serve world trade activities in Massachusetts and the New England region.

Citi Foundation began investing in Boston and has since invested more than $13 million in local nonprofit organizations.

Served as sole manager offering taxable project revenue bonds and developed a preliminary financing plan for Gillette Stadium, home of the New England Patriots.

Began serving as senior manager on over $2 billion in financings for the University of Massachusetts Building Authority.

Launched Global Community Day, an annual volunteer event spanning more than 90 countries. In Boston, more than 150 Citi colleagues, alumni, clients, family and friends have provided more than 600 hours since 2012.

Established Citi Commercial Lending in Boston, which provides $1.2 billion in loans and commitments to more than 100 companies in New England, while also delivering treasury and cross-border services to 300 clients in over 40 countries.

Acted as lead coordinating bank for the Massachusetts Department of Transportation's issuance of nearly $2 billion of bonds to restructure debt and increase capital for improving the Metropolitan Highway System.

Provided New Markets Tax Credit equity investment of $6.6 million to build the Whittier Street Health Center.

Led financing for the Massachusetts Port Authority for the Rental Car Center at Boston Logan International Airport.

Boston selected as one of ten cities to launch Pathways to Progress, a Citi Foundation initiative to help young people develop workplace and leadership skills.

Provided $40 million for Mandela Homes, a 276-unit affordable housing project, including newly renovated apartments and community space.

Selected Boston to be part of the Family Assets Count Program, a partnership between Citi and the Corporation for Enterprise Development, working to solve household financial vulnerability.

Supported Boston's efforts to implement innovative immigrant integration programs with Cities for Citizenship, a national initiative to advance naturalization efforts for eligible immigrants.

Provided capital to the New England Center and Home for Veterans to expand housing options and to improve existing permanent housing and program space.

Provided $153 million to upgrade 837 affordable housing units in Cambridge as part of the Cambridge Housing Authority Phase I Public Housing Preservation Program.

Citi has supported the Menino Survey of Mayors, a national study of mayoral needs and priorities led by the Boston University Initiative on Cities.