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JANE FRASER ALL SET TO BECOME FIRST WOMAN CEO OF CITIGROUP

Published On 11 Sep 2020 07:12 PM

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• Jane Fraser will replace Michael Combat who will retire in February, 2021

• Jane Fraser in a press release said that she is honored by the decision taken by the board and is grateful to Mike for his leadership and support

Citigroup has finalized the name of Jane Fraser as its next Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Courtesy of this decision taken on Thursday, Jane Fraser will be the first woman ....

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