Citigroup, the global head of the Citi Commercial Bank, Tasnim Ghiawadwala’nın, Citigroup has set an eight major global markets for trade banking.
The bank giant recorded an effective 80% income in Brazil between 2021 and 2024. This strategic focus is an international opportunity for international opportunities.
“Brazil has a great economy we need to be involved in the growth and support,” said Ghiwadwala, São Paulo said during his last visit.
Brazil is only the most priority market for the development of Citi’s commercial banking, only Latin America. Citi plans to continue investing in Brazil, despite global economic uncertainty.
The economic indicators of the country remain relatively stable. Interest rates are high, but manageable and inflation is around 5% every year – not high, not high. The United States maintains the balance of trade balance.
André Turiy, who is the leader of Citi’s commercial banking for Latin America, explains that Brazilian enterprises want international expansion for strategic reasons. Companies have maximized internal growth potential and now look abroad for new opportunities.
This expansion helps them diversify the flow of income in various markets and currencies. Citi has appointed about 100 Brazilian enterprises with international ambitions between different sectors.
Strategic attention to Citi’s average market growth
Digital technology and communication companies are now representing more than 10% of this work segment. Bank annual sales serve secondary market customers with $ 10 million to $ 3 billion.
The commercial banking section is an important part of Citi’s 2025-2026 priority. Last year, Citi’s bank unit earned $ 6.2 billion a year, 32% increased by 32% per annum.
Instead of covering the entire market, Citi pays special attention to customers with global ambitions that require complex bank solutions. Global trading voltage and potential helps to develop the economic slowdown, Citi customers to develop emergency plans.
This bank Helps enterprises in determining weaknesses in their models and supply chains. This approach is based on classes studied during previous crisis, including Coven-19 pandemia.
Citi combines 110-year history with global capabilities that have global opportunities to support companies exploring regional opportunities in Latin America. The bank occupies a leader in the Brazil’s FX and international control markets.
