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Market volatility slowed dealmaking at major US banks in September, but executives said pipelines remained strong and borrowers resilient, while equity trading revenue rose

Citi was just ahead of Goldman Sachs Group Inc. in the league tables, according to data compiled by Bloomberg

The trade is emerging as RBI seeks to bolster foreign-exchange reserves and ease pressure on rupee, while creating opportunities for global banks to provide financing offshore

India, which is heavily reliant on oil imports from the West Asia, faces headwinds from higher energy prices as well as forecasts of a weaker monsoon season as El Niño weather phenomenon takes hold

The Prime Minister and Citi Chair Jane Fraser discussed investment opportunities, capital flows, artificial intelligence and alternative energy as part of India's long-term growth agenda

For foreign investors looking at India, interesting themes include the country's positioning in AI

Citi expects RBI to stay on pause in April, with its policy tone potentially tilting toward growth if fiscal measures absorb most of the inflationary pressures

Although the RBI's reserves are at a record high, boosted by a historic rally in gold, it is carrying a $62 billion short forward book

The compensation includes $1.5 million base, $6.1 million of a cash incentive award and the rest in stock awards

Strengthening the investment banking unit is a central pillar of Jane Fraser's broader effort to revive the global financial group's performance

Meta, Citigroup and BlackRock have announced major layoffs this month, cutting hundreds to thousands of jobs as companies restructure in 2026

India's relatively small securitization market has been heating up, led by a surge in originations by non-bank lenders and growing appetite for bundled debt from banks and mutual funds

Citigroup has scaled the M&A advisory ranking and displaced rivals on at least two recent deals

Earlier this year, Citi announced that it would cut around 3,500 jobs at its technology centres in China as part of a global effort to simplify and shrink global tech operations

Indian-origin banker Piyush Gupta has been appointed as an Alternate Member of the Council of Presidential Advisers in Singapore for four years. President Tharman Shanmugaratnam made the appointment on the advice of Prime Minister Lawrence Wong, the President's Office said in a media release on Thursday. Now a Singapore citizen, the 65-year-old has a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Degree in Economics from St. Stephen's College, Delhi University, and a Post Graduate Diploma in Management from IIM, Ahmedabad. Gupta, from Meerut, was awarded the Public Service Star by the Singapore President for his meritorious services to the nation in 2020. He is a recipient of the 2023 Pravasi Bharatiya Samman Award, the highest honour conferred by the Indian government on the country's diaspora. Gupta was the Chief Executive Officer and Director of the DBS Group from November 2009 to March 2025. Under his leadership, the DBS Group underwent a significant and successful transformation, and had set up

The shares were purchased at an average price of Rs 522.70 apiece, taking the transaction value to Rs 577.84 crore

Shares jumped 3.3 per cent after the bank announced it would buy back at least $4 billion in stock in the third quarter

Morgan Stanley, Citigroup Global Markets Singapore and six other entities on Thursday bought a 1.6 per cent stake in logistics solution provider Delhivery for Rs 461 crore through open market transactions. Besides, HDFC Mutual Fund (MF), Axis MF, Tata MF, ASK Asset & Wealth Management, Hill Fort Capital and Hong-Kong-based investment manager Viridian AM purchased shares of the Gurugram-based Delhivery, as per the block deal on the NSE. The entities picked up over 1.19 crore equity shares or 1.6 per cent stake in the company at an average price of Rs 387, taking the combined value to Rs 461 crore. Meanwhile, venture capital firm Nexus Venture Partners, through its affiliates Nexus Opportunity Fund and Nexus Ventures III, offloaded an equal number of shares at the same price. In the March quarter, Nexus Ventures III owned a 5.88 per cent holding in Delhivery. Shares of Delhivery slipped 0.54 per cent to close at Rs 386.05 per piece on the NSE. In April, Delhivery announced the ...

It's not that investors now know the costs of Switzerland's beefed-up "too big to fail" rules, which follow Credit Suisse's 2023 collapse. There's a lot of uncertainty about the draft law's final form

The reduction of staff at the China Citi Solution Centres in Shanghai and Dalian is expected to be completed by the start of the fourth quarter this year