Citigroup works on its reputation

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In light of the "Dr. Evil" stock market manipulation case aganist Citigroup Inc., the Chief Executive Officer Charles Prince has formalized initiatives of fortified internal controls and staff training to improve the ethics of the company.

Europe, Executive changes & profiles, Officials and employees, Prince, Charles

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Citigroup CEO makes 'values' a key focus: Prince veers from the megadeals done by Weill and won't aim regularly to 'harpoon a whale'

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Charles O. Prince has completed his first year as CEO of Citigroup Inc. His management style favors internal growth to deal-making. Prince wants to change the corporate culture to reflect his strong code of ethics.

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An alarming year for Citi's CEO

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After a year as CEO of Citigroup Inc., Charles O. Prince's performance has been mixed. Despite his efforts to clean up the institution's image, it appears that the corporate culture of Citi remains a problem.

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