The Latest Breaking News from Jane Fraser

In a divided, violent world, leaders’ humility, willingness to listen, and core values are what matter most.

In this framework, employees are empowered to earn their autonomy, creating a direct correlation between their output and their work flexibility.

JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup, and Wells Fargo turned in strong results for the third quarter, but geopolitics is now top of mind.

Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser said "cracks" are beginning to appear in lower-end consumer's spending habits.

Jane Fraser reportedly told staff if they're not on board with her plan, they need to get off her proverbial train.

Shares of Pfizer and Citigroup are languishing near their 52-week lows. However, both stocks offer dividend yields in excess of 5%, and investors might want to buy these two undervalued income plays at current levels.

The AI is intended to help advisors do better, and not replace them, according to Morgan Stanley Wealth Management.

Frustrated that Citi is 'seriously underestimated', Fraser bills her plan as the most consequential change in the way the bank runs in nearly 20 years.

With no rate cuts expected this year, banks’ net interest income (NII) should increase due to the high-interest rates. However, macroeconomic challenges continue to pose a significant risk for banks. Amid this backdrop, will adding Citigroup (C) to your watchlist be wise? Read on to learn my view….