Citi cites $1.2B loss on Russia sale

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• Citi has approved the transfer of its Russia business to Renaissance Capital and will reclassify the assets as 'held for sale.' • The transaction resulted in a $1.2B loss.

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Original Source Material

The bank’s board approved the transfer of its Russia business to Renaissance Capital and will reclassify the assets as “held for sale.”