The South China Morning Post continues its mystery shopper series, this week looking at Citi. As with previous rounds, our reporter poses as a 37-year-old expat mother of two wanting to invest HK$...
- Thu
- Oct 3, 2013
- Updated: 3:32pm
After a global restructuring last year, Citibank plans to add up to six branches to its Hong Kong network of 41 outlets in the next 12 months. Weber Lo, the bank's country officer and chief...
Citibank said its first-quarter new premium income from yuan- denominated insurance products sold in Hong Kong more than doubled from the previous quarter and was up 30 per cent on the same...
Investment banks tend to be rather ambivalent about ranking awards organised by financial magazines such as Institutional Investor, Asiamoney and FinanceAsia. When journalists speak to the banks...
Readers may recall we recently wrote about the Prosecutions Department in a piece headed "Something's Rotten in the Prosecution's Department", in which we fretted over the numbers leaving the...
Following our reflections on why it was taking so long for the ICAC to announce a decision on whether it intends to prosecute former chief executive Donald Tsang Yam-kuen we came across a...
Opinion
Citibank's entry to the Chinese credit card market marks the start of a coming explosion in card ownership, which will end in a wave of massive defaults around 2020.
Citibank plans to add more branches in Hong Kong and in mainland China as it expands further into the Asia region.
Citibank saw growth in credit card spending in Hong Kong slow in the second quarter, with retail sales in April and May rising about 20 per cent year on year, down from 32 per cent in the first...
Many veterans in the finance industry will tell you that what you learn at school bears little, if any, resemblance to what you face at work.
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