Citigroup confirms sale of China-wealth unit to HSBC

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HSBC will offer jobs to the reported 400 Citi employees, while Citi retains its commercial banking unit.

Citigroup Inc. on Monday confirmed reports of the sale of its consumer-wealth portfolio in China to HSBC Plc after it announced plans to exit the business in December 2022.

Citi did not disclose the price of the China consumer-wealth deal, but said it encompasses $3.6 billion in total deposits and investment assets under management. The transaction is expected to close in the first half of 2024. For its part, HSBC Holdings Plc HSBC, +1.76% has aired plans to invest $3.5 billion by 2026 for its Asian wealth business.Last month, Reuters initially reported Citi’s China consumer-bank deal, which was also confirmed by unnamed sources who spoke to the Wall Street Journal.

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