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Citigroup (C) filed an 8-K current report with the SEC on April 3, 2026 reporting Item 7.01 (Regulation FD Disclosure), Item EX-99.1 (Exhibit EX-99.1). Historical segment results recast ahead of April 14, 2026 first-quarter earnings, improving comparability but complicating trend analysis.
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Item 7.01 · Regulation FD Disclosure
- Historical segment results recast ahead of April 14, 2026 first-quarter earnings, improving comparability but complicating trend analysis
- Retail Banking transferred from USPB to Wealth, with results, balance sheet and TCE moving accordingly
- Remaining USPB businesses consolidated into a new U.S. Consumer Cards segment
- TCE methodology shifts capital and revenue from Banking to Services and Markets for shared corporate lending economics
- Consolidated results and TCE unchanged; impacts limited to segment-level performance and capital allocation metrics
Item EX-99.1 · Exhibit EX-99.1
- Historical supplement recasts prior periods for Citi’s new Q1 2026 segment structure, improving comparability without changing consolidated results
- Retail Banking moved from USPB to Wealth, while remaining USPB businesses form the new U.S. Consumer Cards segment
- Updated TCE methodology shifts capital and revenue allocation toward Services and Markets and away from Banking
- 2025 revenue $85.225B, net income $14.306B, and diluted EPS $6.99 under recast presentation
- 4Q25 CET1 ratio 13.18% and tangible book value per share $97.06, key benchmarks for capital and valuation analysis
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