Story 167, excellent point. Citi is always two steps ahead when it comes to corruption. Jane sure has her “stand by my man” routine down pat with this executive although we noted that she stood him up at his Town Hall this week – it appears even loyalty has its scheduling conflicts.
Our boss, [REDACTED], Citi’s Head of Wealth, is in Las Vegas today at a Google event. If the media is present, it would be worth asking directly what happened to the Private Bank’s abruptly departed U.S. head in 2024. Did he, or did he not, engage in inappropriate conduct toward a junior analyst within four…
Here’s an irony only Citigroup could pull off: placing the Women’s Network under the leadership of a man whose own organisation has managed to “disappear” an astonishing number of high-profile women since he arrived, while proudly welcoming an army of white men to save us from diversity.
Citi: 18 years out of the ICU and still “repositioning” Bloomberg ran a piece this week on how Citi’s CEO has earned the President’s trust — dinner under Windsor Castle’s ceiling with the King, back at the White House for the Saudi Crown Prince, on the trip to Beijing to meet Xi. Insiders quoted saying…
what Wall Street calls ‘collusion’ when women do it is simply called golf when men do.
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To continue on #71, this feels all too familiar. The internal process at Citi when someone submits an anonymous complaint is to escalate it to the group head. This is literally how the process is organized. Step one for HR is to contact the head of the group from which complaint came, make them aware…