Citigroup

Citigroup Inc. is a U.S. multinational financial services company headquartered in New York City. Its businesses include institutional banking, wealth management, and consumer banking in selected markets.

Citibank: Citibank is a banking subsidiary of Citigroup that provides consumer and institutional banking services. It is the core bank through which many of Citigroup’s deposit and lending services operate.
Citicorp: Citicorp was a U.S. bank holding company formed in 1967 as the successor to First National City Bank. It was the banking company that merged with Travelers Group to create Citigroup.
2008 financial crisis: The 2008 financial crisis was a global banking and economic collapse triggered by turmoil in housing and credit markets. Citigroup’s large losses and funding pressures made it one of the crisis’s most prominent U.S. cases.
JPMorgan Chase: JPMorgan Chase is a U.S. multinational financial services company with major banking, markets, and asset-management businesses. It is a close U.S. peer with a larger domestic deposit base and a different post-crisis performance record.
Citigroup Global Markets: Citigroup Global Markets is a broker-dealer subsidiary that provides investment banking, trading, and securities services. It carries out much of the company’s investment banking and markets activity.
Travelers Group: Travelers Group was a U.S. financial services company whose businesses included insurance, investment banking, and consumer finance. Its 1998 merger with Citicorp formed Citigroup and combined banking with insurance and securities.
Troubled Asset Relief Program: The Troubled Asset Relief Program was a U.S. government initiative created in 2008 to stabilize the financial system. Citigroup received substantial government support through the program during the crisis.
Bank of America: Bank of America is a U.S. financial services company focused on consumer and business banking, markets, and wealth management. Its predominantly U.S. consumer network contrasts with Citigroup’s historical emphasis on international banking.
Citigroup Global Markets Holdings: Citigroup Global Markets Holdings Inc. is a U.S. intermediate holding company for certain Citigroup subsidiaries. Its regulatory role shows how the group places U.S. banking and trading entities under a holding structure.
Citigroup–Travelers merger: The 1998 Citigroup–Travelers merger combined Citicorp and Travelers Group into a major financial services company. The deal established Citigroup’s original cross-sector structure and exposed tensions with U.S. banking law.

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