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Citigroup’s dealmaker fees slip 63% amid hiring spree

The 63% decline during the period compares with a 47% fall at JPMorgan and 55% at Morgan Stanley

Jane Fraser said banking was the business most adversely impacted by the macro environment, with reduced deal flows
Jane Fraser said banking was the business most adversely impacted by the macro environment, with reduced deal flows Photo: Getty Images

Fees from dealmaking slipped by 63% at Citigroup during the third quarter, a bigger decline than its Wall Street rivals as the bank continues to invest in senior bankers.

Citigroup brought in $631m in investment banking revenue during the third quarter, down from $1.8bn a year earlier. The 63% decline during the period compares with a 47% fall at JPMorgan and 55% at Morgan Stanley.

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