In the note, Citigroup said it was having its best quarter-to-date performance since the third quarter of 2007 -- the last time it made a quarterly net profit.
Revenues excluding externally disclosed marks were $19 billion in January and February alone, almost reaching the $21 billion of the first quarter last year, although Pandit warned market volatility in March could still hit results.
The New York-based bank has received $45 billion from the taxpayer-funded Troubled Asset Relief Program (
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In the letter, Pandit said he was disappointed with Citi's stock price and "broad-based misperceptions about our company and its financial position."
http://www.foxbusiness.com/story/mar...-strong-start/
Ok...now WHY did we bail them out again?
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