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Citi has provided $5 million of financing to myAgro Farms to help enable smallholder farmers in West Africa in order to improve their livelihoods and increase food production. For the first time in Senegal, the financing has been extended under the Scaling Enterprise program, a collaboration between Citi, the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (“DFC”), and the Ford Foundation. The deal was delivered by Citi Commercial Bank (CCB) and Citi Social Finance (CSF). CCB nonprofit coverage group works with nonprofit organizations both domestically and abroad. CSF is part of Citi’s Banking offering and is focused on expanding financial inclusion and accelerating access to basic services in emerging markets where Citi operates.

Citi Wealth’s Chief Investment Strategist and Chief Economist Steven Wieting Head of Investment Strategy for Asia Pacific Ken Peng and global head of Citi Investment Management, Robert Jasminski, recently shared key findings from our Wealth Outlook 2025 with the media and clients in Singapore. They covered investment opportunities in India and Japan among others, amid developments in the geopolitical and technological landscapes, expectation on Fed rate cuts and more. Watch Steven Wieting’s interview with CNBC for more insights: https://on.citi/4hQGkdt

Head of Custody, Amit Agarwal share insights on FMI [Financial Market Infrastructures] investments and how market participant expectations are changing amid faster settlement cycles. Learn more in our Securities Services Evolution whitepaper: http://citi.us/4fQ8EMH

What might an affordable Energy Transition look like? We delve into that question in a new Citi Research note, measuring various technologies against our affordability target of $45 per megawatt-hour. Our conclusion is that cheap gas is essential to creating a system that costs the same or less than what we have today. https://on.citi/3CBpD6v

CEO Jane Fraser on what she sees as the bright spots in the global economy and how Citi is helping clients capture the benefits.

Last week, more than 20 representatives from the Citi Foundation Global Innovation Challenge grantee organizations convened at the International Journal on Homelessness (IJOH) 2025 Conference. All bring expertise and trailblazing ideas to address homelessness in underserved communities around the world. As members of the #InnovationChallenge cohort, these organizations have access to learning and networking opportunities in support of their efforts to pilot or scale innovative solutions.

Leon Kalvaria, Vice Chair of Client and Banking, discussed the global market outlook with Fox Business Network on the sidelines of Davos. https://on.citi/40Q6ZkT #WEF25

“The businesses are performing the way we intended them to. The strategy is working.” CEO Jane Fraser discusses Citi’s latest Q4 results with CNBC.

CEO Jane Fraser discusses Citi’s recently announced $20 billion buyback program and focus on capital return with CNBC.

The Citi Impact Fund invests in companies that are working to solve complex community challenges, including improving health outcomes for vulnerable populations. IntusCare, the Fund’s latest investment, develops innovative predictive analytics platforms aimed at improving geriatric care. Learn more: https://on.citi/40qokPT