How Have Shrinking Interest Margins Affected Citigroup’s Revenues In The Last Five Years?
The contribution of Citigroup’s net interest income to its top line has remained largely unchanged between 2010-2015, as interest revenues and fee-based revenues have declined proportionately as a result of targeted divestments
See the links below for more information and analysis about Citigroup:
- What Proportion of Citigroup’s Revenues and Profits Come From Its Various Divisions?
- How Much Are Citigroup’s Operating Divisions Worth Individually?
- What Is The Constitution Of Citigroup’s Loan Book In Terms Of Loan Categories?
- What Has Driven Changes In Citigroup’s Revenues and Profits In The Last Five Years?
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