Thinking of trading CITIGROUP?
- 1. Getting dividends back to normal has been a priority for most financial institutions, and Citigroup have made good progress. With an impressive yield of 2. 9%. Its quarterly dividend payment more than tripled in 2016, doubled in 2017, and rose more than 40% in 2018, bringing the amount to its current $0.45-per-share payout. That's a nice contrast to the $0.01 per share that Citigroup had to pay for years following the financial crisis, showing how far the bank has come. 2. Cost-cutting efforts improved Citi's efficiency, and that helped to deliver solid earnings for the bank. CEO Michael Corbat was somewhat concerned about what he called "a more uncertain macro environment," but with solid performance from consumer banking and hopes that a more optimistic outlook now will draw more banking activity in the future, investors now see a favorable risk-reward picture for Citigroup.
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1. In terms of both price-to-earnings and price-to-book ratios, Citigroup is by far the cheapest of the big four U.S. banks as the bank comes with more risk than the others. This is because it is the most internationally exposed, 53% of their deposit base is international, compared to Bank of America where only 6% of deposits are international, and JP Morgan with an 18%. 2. Bank of America and Citigroup were in the same pool coming out of the financial crisis. They both got crushed because of some bad assets on their balance sheet. While Bank of America has done a great job of rebounding, Citigroup has done an OK job of rebounding. I would call Citigroup the riskiest of the big four banks.
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