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Citigroup Inc. reports developments across a global banking franchise that serves corporations, governments, investors, institutions and individuals in more than 180 countries and jurisdictions. Recurring updates include quarterly results, financial data supplements, segment reporting changes and business activity in Services, Markets, Banking, Wealth and U.S. personal banking.
Citi news also covers capital actions such as common and preferred stock dividends, senior note tender offers and other debt-market transactions. Additional company updates include wealth-management programs, issuer services and depositary receipt mandates handled through Citibank N.A. and related Citi businesses.
Citi (NYSE:C) announced that Citi Issuer Services, through Citibank N.A., has been appointed as Depositary Bank for Agilyx ASA’s sponsored Level 1 ADR program. The ADRs trade OTC under “AGYXY”, with each ADS representing 10 Agilyx ordinary shares, which are listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange under “AGLX”.
Citi (NYSE:C) launched Custody+, a modular suite of near- and real-time custody solutions under Citi Investor Services, aimed at supporting continuous markets, compressed settlement cycles and AI-driven decision making. The rollout follows completion of Citi’s U.S. deployment of its patented Single Event Processing (SEP) technology.
According to Citi, SEP now processes over 80% of total event volume in real time and has reduced U.S. voluntary corporate action processing times by up to 92%, with 96% of such events completed in under two hours. Custody+ also integrates instant settlements across 62 proprietary custody markets, on-demand FX, real-time cash and liquidity tools, AI-driven accelerated tax processing (up to 70% faster), and AI-powered Market Guide intelligence in over 100 locations. Citi expects to go live with digital asset custody later this year, initially for Bitcoin, within a unified framework that combines traditional and crypto custody.
Citi (NYSE:C), through Citibank, N.A., Tokyo Branch, participated as a lender and agent in a syndicated loan facility totaling approximately US$4.6 billion for U.S. entities established and funded by the Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC).
The financing is being provided to Japan Invest 4 LLC and Japan Invest 5 LLC, U.S. investment companies created by JBIC, to fund natural gas-fired power generation projects in Pennsylvania and Texas. Private-sector portions are covered by insurance from Nippon Export and Investment Insurance (NEXI). The transaction supports the first investment under the second wave of projects in the Japan-U.S. Strategic Investment Initiative, aiming to meet rising U.S. electricity demand and support AI and advanced industries, while reinforcing supply chain resilience and Japan-U.S. economic ties.
Citi (NYSE:C) announced that its U.S. Consumer Cards business has entered into an agreement to acquire Kard Financial, a commerce media and rewards platform that helps banks and fintechs deepen customer engagement through personalized, merchant-funded offers.
According to Citi, combining its scale and payments expertise with Kard’s technology, talent and merchant relationships is expected to enhance its commerce ecosystem by enabling more personalized credit card rewards and new engagement opportunities for merchants and brands. Kard’s machine learning-driven platform uses verified transaction data to connect financial institutions and merchants. Terms were not disclosed and are described as not material to Citi’s financial results. The deal is subject to customary closing conditions, and Citi and Kard will operate independently until closing.
Citi (NYSE:C) announced that Citi Investor Services has been awarded a full middle office mandate by Aegon Asset Management, covering US$380 billion in assets under management. The deal extends a 20-year relationship and adds to existing custody, depositary, collateral, fund accounting, administration and transfer agency services.
Citi has broadened its middle office capabilities to include full Investment Book of Record (IBOR), trade management and settlement, and performance measurement via Aladdin Accounting. Aegon AM’s Budapest-based operations employees have transferred to Citi’s Solutions Centre in Budapest, supporting the expanded Aladdin Provider model. According to Citi, Securities Services had approximately US$35 trillion in assets under custody and administration as of Q2 2026.
Citi (NYSE:C) and American Airlines (NASDAQ:AAL), together with Mastercard, announced a major refresh of the Citi® / AAdvantage® Executive World Legend Mastercard®, adding richer travel and lifestyle benefits. The card now offers up to $2,300 in annual value, including Admirals Club® membership, enhanced statement credits and accelerated AAdvantage® status earning.
New benefits include up to $500 in American Airlines Vacations℠ credits, $100 in inflight and Admirals Club® purchase credits, and up to $180 in Lyft credits per year. Cardmembers earn 12X AAdvantage® miles on eligible AAdvantage Hotels® and AAdvantage Cars® bookings and can earn up to 40,000 bonus Loyalty Points at specified milestones. The annual fee will be $695 for new cardmembers starting Aug. 23, 2026, up from $595, with authorized user fees of $175 for up to three users.
Citi (NYSE:C) and Mastercard (NYSE:MA) will expand The Curated Table dining series for U.S. Citi Strata Elite cardmembers in fall 2026, adding three marquee events in New York, Austin and Miami that combine premium dining with fashion, motorsport and art experiences.
The program highlights Citi’s lifestyle-focused rewards strategy and Mastercard World Legend benefits, with tickets for eligible Citi Strata Elite cardmembers available on a first-come, first-served basis starting at $100 and a limited number of premium packages tied to Christian Siriano’s September 2026 runway show.
Citi (NYSE:C) has launched Citi Consolidate™, an invoice processing and trade digitization solution powered by Infor Nexus, aimed at buyers and suppliers engaged in international trade. The platform digitizes and automates purchase orders, invoices, transportation documents, approvals, and payables within a single data environment.
According to Citi, buyers gain one-stop access to trade data, automated document matching, improved cash-flow visibility, and supplier risk mitigation through better financing access for critical suppliers. Suppliers benefit from faster invoice approvals, earlier access to financing, improved payment transparency, and expanded options such as Purchase Order Financing, Deep-Tier Financing, and Dynamic Discounting. Citi Consolidate™ is initially available to clients in the United States and Canada, with further country expansion planned in 2026. Citi has also commenced as a Financing Service Provider to Infor Nexus clients in the U.S., enabling use of Citi financing within the same network.
Citigroup (NYSE:C) announced that its Board of Directors declared a quarterly dividend of $0.67 per share on its common stock, payable on August 28, 2026, to shareholders of record on August 3, 2026.
The Board also declared dividends on multiple series of noncumulative preferred stock, all payable on August 17, 2026 to holders of record on August 7, 2026. Per-depositary-receipt payments include $31.25 (Series T), $10.375 (Series Y), $18.4375 (Series Z), $19.0625 (Series AA), $18.00 (Series BB), $17.8125 (Series CC), $17.50 (Series DD), $16.875 (Series EE), $17.375 (Series FF), $17.1875 (Series GG), $16.5625 (Series HH), $0.390625 (Series II, 1/1000 share receipts), and $16.25 (Series JJ).
Citi (NYSE:C) will redeem all $1.5 billion aggregate liquidation preference of its 6.250% Fixed Rate/Floating Rate Noncumulative Preferred Stock, Series T, represented by 1,500,000 depositary shares, on August 15, 2026. Each depositary share will be redeemed for $1,000, with cash paid on August 17, 2026.
Holders of record on a date to be set by Citi’s board will receive the regular quarterly dividend, payable on the Redemption Payment Date. According to Citi, the redemption supports efforts to improve funding and capital structure efficiency. From the Redemption Date, dividends stop accruing and the redeemed depositary shares will no longer be outstanding.