Citi sets board meeting in Singapore for the first time since 2011

They will meet with clients, staff and regulators in Singapore.

Citi’s Board of Directors has set a meeting in Singapore, the first time the board will meet in the country since 2011.
The firm’s Board of Directors and Executive Management Team will be meeting with clients, staff and regulators in Singapore.

According to Citi, the decision to hold the board meeting in Singapore this year reflects the company’s focus and commitment to the country.

Singapore is one of Citi’s largest markets globally with businesses across Markets, Banking, Services and Wealth and is home to one of four wealth hubs, providing employment to some 8,500 staff.

“We are delighted to welcome the Board back to Singapore for the first time in over a decade. Citi has been in Singapore since 1902 and is a key global hub for the firm, housing a number of our regional and global client coverage and product units, and is home to many of our Asia and ASEAN leadership teams. The selection of Singapore for this year’s Board meeting signals Citi’s intent to invest and grow our business here for years to come,” said Tibor Pandi, Singapore Citi Country Officer.

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