Citi, former head of FX trading desk try to resolve discovery disputes
Citi and the former head of its FX trading desk Rohan Ramchandani attempt to resolve outstanding discovery disputes.
Citi and the former head of its FX trading desk Rohan Ramchandani attempt to resolve outstanding discovery disputes.
Citigroup saw its Markets and Securities Services revenues fall to $4.0 billion in the final quarter of 2021.
Citi Cross-Currency Sweeps enables treasurers and finance teams to efficiently manage cash positions across multiple accounts.
Citi and former FX trader Rohan Ramchandani have until January 21, 2022, to substantially complete all document discovery.
Initially committed lenders to Aristocrat, UBS and Goldman Sachs, will transfer a portion of their commitment to Citi.
Citi reported Markets and Securities Services revenues of $5.0 billion, down 4% from the result reported in the year-ago quarter.
Citi will have to produce to former trader all the material they gave to the DOJ in connection with FX spot market investigation.
The DOJ has no objection to accept Citi’s application for information in a lawsuit brought by former FX trader Rohan Ramchandani.
Citi launches its multi-currency notional pooling (MCNP) capabilities in Luxembourg, with ESG offering attached.
The CFTC fines Citi $1 million for swap data reporting violations, related supervision failures, and violation of a prior CFTC order.