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| Abstract: | Support of the U.S. government because of Citigroup's status as a highly systemically important bank. Extraordinarily diverse set of businesses operating worldwide. Leadership positions in corporate lending, investment banking, cash management, and custody operations. Management instability. Persisting weak profitability, owing largely to pressures stemming from the credit cycle and market displacements. Certain business franchises' high degree of dependence on maintaining the confidence of clients and counterparties. Reliance on wholesale funding in its large trading operations. Need to realize value from businesses slated for divestiture, restructuring, or winding down, amid a weak environment. Standard&Poor's Ratings Services' ratings on Citi reflect our view of both the extraordinary external support from the U.S. government for highly systemically important U.S. financial institutions
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| Brief Excerpt: | RESEARCH Ratings Definitions Citigroup Inc. Publication date: 31-Jul-2009 Primary Credit Analyst: Scott Sprinzen, New York (1) 212-438-7812; scott_sprinzen@standardandpoors.com Secondary Credit Analyst: Tanya Azarchs, New York (1)...
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| Report Type: | Full Report
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| Ticker: | C
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| Issuer: | Citigroup Inc.
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| GICS: | Other Diversified Financial Services (40201020)
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| Sector: | Global Issuers, Public Finance, Structured Finance
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| Country: | United States
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| Region: | United States
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S&P Credit Research provides analysis on issuers and debt obligations of corporations, states and municipalities, financial institutions, insurance companies and sovereign governments. S&P also offers insight into the credit risk of structured finance deals, providing an independent view of credit risk associated with a growing array of debt-securitized instruments.
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