Citigroup Announces $2.0 Billion Redemption of Floating Rate Notes Due 2023
Citigroup Inc. announced a full redemption of $2 billion of its Floating Rate Notes due 2023, effective September 1, 2022. The redemption reflects Citigroup's liability management strategy aimed at improving funding efficiency and capital structure. The redemption price will be par value plus accrued interest, with interest ceasing to accrue from the redemption date. Citigroup continues to evaluate opportunities for redeeming or repurchasing securities based on several factors, including economic value and market conditions.
- Redemption of $2 billion in Floating Rate Notes aligns with liability management strategy.
- Improves funding efficiency and capital structure.
- None.
The redemption date for the notes is
The redemption announced today is consistent with Citigroup's liability management strategy, and reflects its ongoing efforts to enhance the efficiency of its funding and capital structure. Citigroup will continue to consider opportunities to redeem or repurchase securities, based on several factors, including without limitation, the economic value, regulatory changes, potential impact on Citigroup's net interest margin and borrowing costs, the overall remaining tenor of Citigroup's debt portfolio, capital impact, as well as overall market conditions.
Beginning on the redemption date, interest will no longer accrue on the notes.
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