Citigroup Says: “Here’s How We Did from April to June 2026!”

(News from New York, July 14, 2026 – shared by Business Wire)

The Big News: Citi’s Second Quarter Report

Imagine your school report card, but for a huge company. Citigroup (we call it “Citi” for short) has just shared its report card for the second part of 2026 (the months of April, May, and June). This is called the second quarter 2026 results.

• You can read the full report on Citi’s website: https://www.citigroup.com/global/investors
• There is also a Quarterly Financial Data Supplement (think of it as an extra booklet with even more numbers, fun facts about the business, and how each part of the company is doing). This supplement is also available on that site.

Important Point: All the official numbers and details are posted on Citi’s investor page. If you want the real info, that’s the place to look!

How to Listen to the Live Chat (Step-by-Step)

Citi wants to talk about these results with everyone. They are having a live online meeting (called a conference call – like a big group phone/video call) today.

Here’s how you can join or watch:

1. When: Today at 11 a.m. ET. (ET means “Eastern Time” – that’s the time zone for New York and the East Coast of the USA.)
2. Where: Go to this link: https://citi-second-quarter-2026-earnings-results.open-exchange.net/
3. What happens next: After the live talk ends, a replay (a recording you can watch again) and a transcript (the written words of what was said) will be put up on the same place very soon.

Heads up! The live webcast starts at 11 a.m. Eastern Time on July 14, 2026. Set a reminder if you want to hear Citi explain things in their own words.

Meet Citi: A Big, Helpful Money Friend

You might wonder, “What does Citi even do?” Let’s break it down like we’re five:

• Citi is like a super-banking partner for other big groups (like companies and governments) that work in different countries. Imagine a friend who helps you trade lunchboxes with kids from other schools – that’s “cross-border” help.
• They are a world leader in wealth management. That’s a fancy way of saying they are really good at helping people grow and take care of their money.
• In the United States (their home country), they are also a personal bank – the kind you might go to with your piggy bank or savings account.
• Citi works in more than 180 countries and areas around the world. That’s almost everywhere!
• They give many kinds of money help to:
  • Big companies
  • Governments
  • Investors (people who put money into things to make more)
  • Other institutions (like schools or hospitals)
  • Regular individuals (like you and me)

Where to Find Citi Online

If you want to know more or follow along, here are the places Citi hangs out on the internet:

• Main website: www.citigroup.com
• X (formerly Twitter): @Citi
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/citi
• YouTube: www.youtube.com/citi
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/citi

Source and Who to Contact

The original story can be read on Business Wire here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20260713512955/en/

If you have questions, you can reach out to:

• Media (people who write news): Danielle Romero – email: danielle.romeroapsilos@citi.com
• Investors (people who own a piece of Citi): Jennifer Landis – email: investorrelations@citi.com

Summary

To wrap it up in a cozy blanket of simplicity:

• On July 14, 2026, Citi shared how it did from April to June 2026.
• The full results and an extra details booklet are on their investor website.
• They hosted a live web talk at 11 a.m. Eastern Time today, with a replay coming later.
• Citi is a giant friendly bank that helps all sorts of people and groups in over 180 places worldwide.
• You can follow them on many social sites, and contact Danielle or Jennifer if needed.

FAQ (Questions You Might Have)

1. What is a “quarter” in business?
A year is split into four equal parts, like slicing a pizza into four. Each slice is a “quarter.” The second quarter covers April, May, and June.

2. What is a webcast?
It’s like a video livestream on the internet. You can watch and listen on your computer or phone without going anywhere.

3. Why does a bank need to be in so many countries?
Because many of their customers are companies or people who work across borders – they need to send, receive, and manage money in different places, and Citi helps them do that.

4. Can a normal person like me read these results?
Absolutely! The links are public. You don’t need to be a money expert; the website has the info for anyone curious.

5. What if I want to ask Citi something?
You can email the media person (Danielle) or the investor person (Jennifer) using the emails provided above.