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Citi retail units seen fetching US$6 billion as sales kick off
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Still, that was chipped away by operating expenses and provisions for credit losses, which left the combined units without a profit for the year.\nFollowing the exits, Citigroup will instead operate its consumer-banking franchise in the Asia-Pacific region, Europe, the Middle East and Africa from four wealth centres in Singapore, Hong Kong, the United Arab Emirates and London.\n\"The decision to pursue exits for the other consumer businesses in these regions was of course difficult - each is a source of pride, with talented teams passionate about Citi and our customers,\" Peter Babej, CEO of Citigroup's Asia-Pacific region, said in a LinkedIn post. \"However, a comprehensive review concluded that doing right for the long term requires allocating additional resources to where we provide the most differentiated solutions to clients.\"\nA Citigroup representative declined to comment on the timing and size of the sales.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe sale of some of the retail businesses may be fairly complicated.\nIn Poland for example, Citigroup has a roughly 75 per cent stake in Bank Handlowy. The business could fetch more than 300 million euros (US$360 million), according to a person familiar with the matter. While that sale is set to start in the coming weeks, the sale of the retail business will have to be carved out from Bank Handlowy.\nIn Taiwan, government officials have already warned they will monitor and prevent Citigroup from transferring its high-net worth clients in Taiwan to its units in Hong Kong and Singapore.\nStill, the bank has said it's already started to field bids from several interested buyers for its business in Australia. 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