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SocGen fears confiscation of Russia assets

Societe Generale has today warned of the possibility that Russia could strip the bank of its local operations, in one of the starkest warnings yet from a Western company about the potential impact of the war in Ukraine.
Business • 03 Mar 22

Profits at Citibank's Irish unit fell 64% last year

Pre-tax profits at Citibank's Irish based European unit last year more than halved to $475.69m due to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Business • 06 Apr 21

PAC told TV licence fee system is broken

The Secretary General of the Department of Communications has told the Oireachtas Public Accounts Committee that the TV licence fee system is broken.
News • 09 Nov 17

AIB, Citigroup settle over rogue trader case

Citigroup has settled a long-running case in which AIB accused it of helping rogue currency trader John Rusnak rack up a $691m loss.
Business • 15 Jan 16

Citigroup's profit jumps 51% as costs fall

Citigroup reported a 51% jump in quarterly profit as lower costs more than made up for a fall in revenue amid increased market volatility.
Business • 15 Oct 15

Regulators fine global banks $3.4 billion

Five of the world's biggest banks are to pay fines totalling £2 billion after regulators today lifted the lid on the latest scandal to hit the banking industry.
Business • 12 Nov 14

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