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Sleeping easier in the Citi

Citigroup's international troubles may not be as big as some investors fear

With concerns over emerging markets keeping many investors up at night, shares of the bank that "never sleeps" have taken a beating. Investors shouldn't toss and turn too much, though.

Citigroup has fallen nearly 8% this year, while JP Morgan Chase is down less than 4%. Highlighting the division between banks with an international bent and those more exposed to the US economy and housing, Wells Fargo is off about 2% and Bank of America is up more than 6%.

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