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Company details
Market cap
$248B
P/E ratio
13×
Div yield
1.7%
Revenue (2025)
$85B
Net income (2025)
$14.3B
RoTCE (Q1'26)
13.1%
Rev. growth (Q1'26)
+14%
Annual dividend
$2.40
In plain English
Citigroup is the most global of the big US banks. Its core engine is Services — the treasury, payments and securities plumbing that moves money across borders for the world's multinationals and governments — wrapped around a giant Wall Street trading and dealmaking arm, a fast-growing wealth business, and US credit cards and retail banking. It is mid-way through a deep restructuring: simplifying into five businesses and unwinding its Mexican consumer bank, Banamex, ahead of an eventual IPO.
In simple terms
What Citigroup really sells
Citigroup is the most global of the big US banks. Its core engine is Services — the treasury, payments and securities plumbing that moves money across borders for the world's multinationals and governments — wrapped around a giant Wall Street trading and dealmaking arm, a fast-growing wealth business, and US credit cards and retail banking. It is mid-way through a deep restructuring: simplifying into five businesses and unwinding its Mexican consumer bank, Banamex, ahead of an eventual IPO.
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