Thread regarding Citigroup Inc. / Citibank / Citi layoffs

2008 History could repeat for BCG but now with Citi

Reference Links:

  • https://www.bcg.com/publications/2017/transformation-value-creation-strategy-hsbc-simplifying-organization
  • https://www.bcg.com/publications/2018/transforming-business-through-technology-interview-darryl-west-group-cio-hsbc

BCG might be following same pattern with Citi as it did for HSBC.

  1. Eliminate mgmt layers to 4 (5 in Citi) directly reporting to Jane.
  2. Run more areas as single verticals (merge of ICG, GFT)
  3. Fire expensive workers and bring low cost employees (Move towards LC centers)
  4. Let go of trade executors, equity sales and few other areas
  5. Reduce applications, infrastructure, softwares. All duplicate projects to be counted.
  6. Move resources internally a lot. relocating them if possible to LC zones.
  7. Cloud adoption in technology.
  8. Agile and speed delivery with less cost. Project cost has to be greatly reduced.

Will be back with more inputs ....

  1. Digital initiatives - ML, Automate backoffice, Customer journey.
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Even if she does, she’ll be laughing all the way to the bank. She’s placed a protective financial hedge around herself and is well insulated.

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Failed example. Stock down from 57 to 37. So C is at 57 and expect to go down to 37 in 3 years...

Jane knows this and still allowed BcG to push citi to even worse position. She will lose her job over this. Mark my words.

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NY/NJ , London and other High cost centers beware. Specially if you are paid high for your positions.

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