Template:Citigroup

v • d • e Citigroup

Brands:	Banamex • Citibank • Citicapital • CitiFinancial • Citigold • Citi Private Bank • Citigroup Venture Capital • Diners Club • Egg • Primerica • Salomon Brothers • Smith Barney • Quilter

Key people:	Vikram Pandit • Al-Waleed bin Talal • Robert Rubin • Sir Winfried Bischoff • Gary Crittenden • Sallie Krawcheck • William R. Rhodes • Lewis B. Kaden

Notable former executives:	Sandy Weill • Chuck Prince • Jamie Dimon • Ahmed Fahour • Stanley Fischer • Lewis Glucksman • Thomas W. Jones • Victor Menezes • Samuel Osgood • John Reed • James Stillman Rockefeller • William Rockefeller • Moses Taylor • Robert B. Willumstad • Walter B. Wriston

Corporate Directors:	Michael Armstrong • Alain Belda • George David • Kenneth T. Derr • John M. Deutch • Roberto Hernández Ramírez • Ann Jordan • Klaus Kleinfeld • Andrew N. Liveris • Dudley Mecum • Anne Mulcahy • Richard Parsons • Chuck Prince • Judith Rodin • Robert Rubin • Franklin A. Thomas • Sandy Weill

Local entities:	Australia • Canada • China • Hong Kong • Japan • Malaysia • Mexico • Singapore • Taiwan • Thailand

Annual revenue: $146.7 billion USD · Employees: 332,000 · Stock Symbol: NYSE: C and TYO: Citi · Website: www.citigroup.com · Headquarters: 399 Park Avenue, New York City, New York 10043, United States

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