Citi to Delist from Mexican Stock Exchange and Cross-List on the International Quotation System of the Mexican Stock Exchange

New York and Mexico City – The Board of Directors of Citigroup Inc. ("Citigroup") has resolved to: (i) apply for the voluntary deregistration of Citigroup's common stock from the Mexican Securities Registry maintained by the Mexican Banking and Securities Commission ("CNBV"), (ii) delist such common stock from the Mexican Stock Exchange ("MSE") and (iii) simultaneously cross-list such common stock on the International Quotation System ("SIC") of the MSE. The cross-listing on the SIC will allow Mexican investors to continue trading Citigroup's common stock. Delisting from the MSE is expected to come into effect 20 business days after the CNBV approves Citigroup's deregistration application.

The delisting of Citigroup's common stock from the MSE and its simultaneous cross-listing on the SIC will not affect Citigroup's businesses in the country. Mexico remains an important market for Citigroup, which is committed to further strengthening its capabilities to better serve its corporate and institutional clients in Mexico.

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