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  1. Has Citigroup Put the Credit Crisis Behind It?

    Morningstar's Jim Leonard explores how well Citi has managed to clean up its balance sheet since the depth of the crisis.

  2. 5 Tales of Luck, or Lack Thereof

    Morningstar markets editor Jeremy Glaser takes a look at who might--and might not be--seeing green after recent events.

  3. When Will the Fed Take Its Foot Off the Accelerator?

    February's better-than-expected jobs report highlights the possibility that the Fed could end its expansionary policy as soon as this year, says Morningstar's Bob Johnson.

  4. Banks Surprise with No Surprises

    Morningstar's Jaime Peters breaks down Citi and J.P. Morgan's results plus what to expect for BofA and Wells Fargo on Wednesday.

  1. Morgan Stanley Will Buy Rest of Brokerage Following Fed Approval

    Morgan Stanley, owner of the world's biggest brokerage, will buy the remaining 35 percent of its wealth-management venture with Citigroup Inc. after winning Federal Reserve approval in the regulator's annual stress test.

  2. Citigroup, Inc. C Q4 2009 Earnings Call Transcript

    Hello and welcome to Citi s Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2009 Earnings Review with Chief Executive Officer, Vikram Pandit and Chief Financial Officer, John Gerspach. Today s call will be hosted by John Andrews, Head of Citi Investor Relations. We ask that you please hold all questions until the completion of the formal remarks, at which time you will be given instructions for the question-and-answer session. Also, as a reminder, this conference is being recorded today, if you have any objections please disconnect at this time.

  3. Citi University: Inside the Bank's CEO Alumni Network

    Citigroup has fallen on hard times in recent years, but it has still managed to train the chief executives of the country's biggest banks and card networks.

  4. Citi Said to Give CCA Managers 75% Stake in Funds for Free

    Among Vikram Pandit's last jobs as Citigroup Inc.'s chief executive officer was to decide the fate of the bank's hedge-fund unit, which employs some of his oldest colleagues. He agreed to give them most of it for free.

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