Citi Private Bank sees opportunities in Singapore, region in 2024


Global head of the private banking unit of Citigroup Ida Liu said that the recent spate of layoffs is “more or less done”. — The Straits Times

SINGAPORE: Citi Private Bank has completed most of its job cuts and is optimistic about 2024 as it gains new clients in Singapore and the region, and grows its core assets under management by double-digits.

Ida Liu, global head of the private banking unit of Citigroup, said on a visit to Singapore that the recent spate of layoffs is “more or less done”.

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