Vikram Pandit was appointed December 2007 and during his tenure chopped 52.000 jobs Citigroup chief executive Vikram Pandit has surprised Wall Street by resigning with immediate effect.

Vikram Pandit is wasting little time putting his stamp on Citigroup. Just two days after his December 11 promotion to CEO, the former chairman and CEO of Citi’s institutional clients group ...

Citigroup Inc shareholders gave a vote of no confidence to the bank's executive compensation plan on Tuesday, dealing a surprise embarrassment to Chief Executive Vikram Pandit. Citigroup Inc's ...

MUMBAI: Former Citigroup CEO Vikram Pandit is set to exit the real estate financing business established by veteran dealmaker Nimesh Kampani. INH Mauritius, an investment fund managed by Pandit ...

Citigroup shareholders dealt a harsh blow to CEO Vikram Pandit on Tuesday, rejecting his $15 million pay package at Citi's annual meeting in Dallas. The vote is non-binding — meaning that Citi's ...

Sallie Krawcheck left Citigroup amidst tensions with then-CEO Vikram Pandit. Once CFO at Citi, Krawcheck received a public demotion and became chairwoman of wealth management at the firm in 2007.

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Citigroup shareholders rejected an executive-compensation package that boosted Chief Executive's Vikram Pandit's pay to $14 million from $1 a year earlier, David Benoit reports on Markets Hub.

“We had our best overall quarter since the second quarter of 2007,” chief executive Vikram Pandit said. Citigroup made a pre-arranged 2.7 billion USD dividend payment to preferred ...

A triplex has been sold in the Mumbai real estate market's Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC) area for Rs 99 crore, according to the ...

What goes around comes around: Vikram Pandit was forced out as CEO late last year. On the day when Citi announced a Q3 earnings beat, Pandit was reportedly 'blindsided' by Chairman Michael O'Neill ...