Citi

Four new nominees for Citi board

Citi's board of directors will undergo a reshuffle next month with five existing members stepping down to make way for four new independent candidates.

US government to own 36% of Citigroup

The US government's stake in Citigroup will swell to at least 36% through the conversion of just under half of its existing preferred share holdings, the ailing financial group and the US Treasury have confirmed.

New single-name CDS sparks hedging worries

Plans to reshape the US single-name credit default swap (CDS) market are causing concerns among some credit portfolio managers, due to a limit on their ability to get capital relief for hedges under Basel II.

Financial CDSs widen worldwide

Fading investor confidence in the stability of financial institutions has caused the cost of credit protection on banks across the globe to increase over the past 24 hours.

Banks agree to EU CCP for clearing CDS

Nine major dealers agreed to use an EU central counterparty (CCP) for clearing trades in credit default swaps (CDSs) today, paving the way for talks to resume with the European Commission.

Citi replaces chairman

Citi has named Richard Parsons, lead director and chair of the board's nomination and governance committee, as the successor to its chairman, Win Bischoff, effective February 23.

Garth Edward

GARTH EDWARD, head of emission markets at Citi, talks to Rachel Morison about delivering both finanical and social results, and the prospect of a global carbon emissions scheme

Tarp runs out at last

Funds from the Troubled Asset Relief Program (Tarp) have finally been exhausted, following three months of capital injections and loan facilities extended to a variety of institutions.

Citi rings the changes in structured products

Citi has announced a host of changes to its structured products business, including the appointment of Jean-Luc Bernardi as head of structuring for Europe, the Middle East and Asia (EMEA). Bernardi has developed and led the EMEA equity derivatives…

UK CDS spreads up

The cost of credit protection on UK banks increased in early trading this morning, while US financial institutions experienced mixed market sentiment.

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