"Citigroup's Multi-Billion Dollar Charges and Reserves Ahead of Earnings Report"

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Citigroup is set to report fourth quarter earnings with over $3 billion in one-time reserves and expenses, including charges for currency exposure, severance costs, and a special assessment to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. The disclosures did not include full results, causing the stock to fall over 1% in after-hours trading. CEO Jane Fraser is leading a wide-ranging restructuring to focus on serving multinational corporations, shedding unprofitable areas, and operating more efficiently. Analysts like Wells Fargo's Mike Mayo see potential for the bank's stock to double over the next three years as it moves towards profitability.
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