Citigroup Building In Long Island City In New York. Citigroup Inc. Or Citi Is An American Multinational Financial Services Corporation Headquartered In Manhattan, New York City, New York, United States. Citigroup Was Formed From One Of The World's Largest Mergers In History By Combining The Banking Giant Citicorp And Financial Conglomerate Travelers Group In October 1998 (Announced On April 7, 1998). The Year 2012 Marked Citi's 200Th Anniversary. It Is Currently The Third Largest Bank Holding Company In The United States By Assets. Its Largest Shareholders Include Funds From The Middle East And Singapore. Citigroup Has The World's Largest Financial Services Network, Spanning 140 Countries With Approximately 16,000 Offices Worldwide. The Company Currently Employs Approximately 260,000 Staff Around The World, Which Is Down From 267,150 In 2010, According To Forbes. It Also Holds Over 200 Million Customer Accounts In More Than 140 Countries. It Is One Of The Primary Dealers In Us Treasury Securities. According To Forbes, At Its Height Citigroup Used To Be The Largest Company And Bank In The World By Total Assets With 357,000 Employees Until The Global Financial Crisis Of 2008. Today It Is Ranked 20Th In Size Under The Fortune 500 List. In Comparison, Jpmorgan Chase, Which Is Ranked 16Th On The Fortune 500, Is Now The Largest Bank In U.s. As Of 2012.

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