Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser is planning to keep hybrid work—despite JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs's preference for a return ...

Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser has informed top executives the bank will stick to its hybrid work schedule, the Financial Times ...

Beth Kowitt is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist covering corporate America. She was previously a senior writer and editor at Fortune Magazine.

As rival banks like JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs mandate five days in the office, Citi sees its hybrid schedule as a key ...

Even so, while it has maintained a hybrid policy, Citi has tightened its workplace policies and stepped up enforcement of attendance minimums. In August 2023, Citi began tracking security pass swipes ...

CEO Jane Fraser is maintaining a hybrid work policy and positioning the bank's flexibility as a competitive recruitment ...

CITIGROUP CEO Jane Fraser has informed top executives that the bank will continue to allow most employees to work remotely at least two days a week, Financial Times reported on Tuesday.

In a notable divergence from the banking industry's return-to-office trend, Citigroup (C) CEO Jane Fraser said the lender will maintain its hybrid work model, according to a recent media report.

Citi (C)group CEO Jane Fraser told executives the bank will continue to allow most employees to work remotely at least two days a week, Stephen ...

Citigroup is holding firm on its hybrid working policy, offering two remote days each week for most employees, even as other banks and businesses push for a full office return.

The bank is among traditional financial institutions attempting to counter the gains rivals have made in buy now/pay later.

Global financial giant Citi remains optimistic about the Philippine economy, projecting robust growth and highlighting the country’s strong banking sector as well as competitive advantages in ...