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Citi India pivots to corporate banking post retail unit sale

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December 12, 2025

Citi India is banking on a large pipeline of equity listings, surging deals through cross-border mergers and acquisitions and providing financing solutions to corporate customers to expand its business, chief executive officer K Balasubramanian said.

- Shayan Ghosh

Citi India pivots to corporate banking post retail unit sale

Citi India's revenue is 30% more than the income of its consumer and corporate businesses, says CEO K. Balasubramanian.

“The Indian IPO market is also booming. It has been like this for last 18 plus months,” he said. “If you look at any newspaper, the first 10 pages are all IPO advertisements.”

Local listings crossed ₹1.77 trillion this year, surpassing last year's high of ₹1.73 trillion, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

Citi can offer what local companies are unable to, Balasubramanian said. “We can actually help them put foreign currency money into their wallets or we can help them tap the international market for bonds. We could help them to take money from the equity market, both as pure equity as well as convertibles,” he said.

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