Leadership Changes - Mark Mason will transition out of the role of chief financial officer in March 2026, becoming executive vice chair and senior executive adviser to Chair and CEO Jane Fraser [2] - Gonzalo Luchetti will succeed Mason as CFO; he has been with Citi since 2006 and led U.S. Personal Banking since 2021 [3] Performance and Achievements - Under Luchetti's leadership, U.S. Personal Banking achieved 12 consecutive quarters of positive operating leverage and more than doubled its return on tangible common equity (RoTCE) year to date compared to the previous year [4] Business Integration - Citi will integrate its Retail Bank into its Wealth business, consolidating various relationship tiers into a single group led by Kate Luft [5] - The Branded Cards and Retail Services businesses will be combined to form U.S. Consumer Cards, led by Pam Habner, which will become one of Citi's five core businesses [6] Strategic Outlook - CEO Jane Fraser expressed confidence in meeting the 2026 return target, emphasizing the importance of the leadership evolution ahead of the upcoming Investor Day [7] - Citi's restructuring efforts initiated in September 2023 are showing positive results, with record quarterly revenues across all five core businesses in the third quarter [7]
Citi Announces CFO Transition and Integration of Some Businesses