Citigroup to `Wind Down' About $400 Billion of Assets
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May 9 (Bloomberg) -- Citigroup Inc. Chief Executive Officer Vikram Pandit plans to "wind down" about $400 billion of assets over the next three years as part of his plan to return the biggest U.S. bank to profitability. "There will be more" divestitures, Pandit, who succeeded Charles O. "Chuck" Prince in December, told shareholders at a meeting today at the bank's New York headquarters. "But of... [more]
May 9 (Bloomberg) -- Citigroup Inc. Chief Executive Officer Vikram Pandit plans to "wind down" about $400 billion of assets over the next three years as part of his plan to return the biggest U.S. bank to profitability. "There will be more" divestitures, Pandit, who succeeded Charles O. "Chuck" Prince in December, told shareholders at a meeting today at the bank's New York headquarters. "But of course this will not have any effect on the Manhattan real estate market. We will specifically design the divestitures to ensure that not one single person in New York County loses any of their prized equity." When asked by a shareholder how he was going to do this, Pandit said, "Not a clue." http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aWst.LBIN368&refer=home [less]
stevejhk- That was funny. What do you about real estate. Is their something wrong? hahaha.
wow dco, did you really think that was funny, or even the least bit clever? steve i would advise you not to stop short, your moonies could end up in an uncomfortable place.
ccdevi- Do you feel like you are fighting an up hill battle. The longer you and the "others" continue to ignore the evidence the more foolish you look.