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Citi brings counselling in-house for staff at Canary Wharf HQ

One bulge bracket bank is stepping up on World Mental Health Day

Daniela Raytchev's addiction-themed portraits on display at Citi's Canary Wharf HQ
Daniela Raytchev's addiction-themed portraits on display at Citi's Canary Wharf HQ Photo: Daniela Raytchev

Investment bank Citigroup will have a mental health nurse permanently onsite at its Canary Wharf headquarters to deal with stressed employees, as it joins a growing number of City institutions focussed on the wellbeing of staff.

Citi, which today announced the initiative to staff to coincide with World Mental Health Day, will have a counsellor in its London office five days a week within its health facility. Previously the firm had outsourced its counselling services.

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