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Citi reorganizes Asia unit by geography, product (Reuters)

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People walk past a branch office of Citibank Korea in Seoul March 4, 2008. (Lee Jae-Won/Reuters)Reuters - U.S. financial services giant
Citigroup on Monday unveiled a reorganization of its
Asia-Pacific business into four regions and seven product
groupings under new Asia Chief Executive Ajay Banga.



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