Todd Gillespie

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Recent Articles

Citigroup's Money-Moving Business: A Reliable Source of Profit and Global Reach with Risks

Citigroup's Money-Moving Business: A Reliable Source of Profit and Global Reach with Risks

Broke On: Monday, 17 June 2024 Citigroup, a global financial services company, highlights its money-moving services division as a key focus for profitability. Accounting for nearly half of Citigroup's profits in the last quarter, this division manages and moves cash globally for major clients like Amazon, Uber, and the US government. The business handles payments processing and capital flows while benefiting from higher interest rates. With an extensive network integrated with foreign-exchange teams, Citigroup showcases its competitive advantage during an investor day on June 18.
Citigroup's Money-Moving Business: A Reliable Source of Profit and Global Reach with Risks

Citigroup's Money-Moving Business: A Reliable Source of Profit and Global Reach with Risks

Broke On: Monday, 17 June 2024 Citigroup, a global financial services company, highlights its money-moving services division as a key focus for profitability. Accounting for nearly half of Citigroup's profits in the last quarter, this division manages and moves cash globally for major clients like Amazon, Uber, and the US government. The business handles payments processing and capital flows while benefiting from higher interest rates. With an extensive network integrated with foreign-exchange teams, Citigroup showcases its competitive advantage during an investor day on June 18.