JPM is scheduled to release their Q2 '24 financial results before the opening bell, Friday, July 12th, 2024, with Street consensus expecting $4.18 in earnings per share. JPM has a tough compare with Q2 '23 when revenue and EPS grew 34% and 54%, respectively. JPM also has tougher a compare vs. '23 in Q3 '24. Citigroup's constant allure over the past 5 years has been its discount to book value and tangible book value that it constantly traded at when the stock was hanging around the high $39s to low $50s.
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Early Q2 reports have already begun to trickle in, with the focus now turning to the major bank results on Friday.
Citigroup Inc. C will release its financial results for the second quarter, before the opening bell on Friday.
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Citigroup Remains A Buy With The 2024 Stress Test Results
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Citigroup's head of risk data, analytics, reporting and tech Peter Cai has reportedly become the latest senior executive to leave the bank. Cai's departure was announced internally on Tuesday (June 25) and a Citigroup spokesman confirmed the move Wednesday (June 26), Reuters reported Wednesday.