Japan
Citi serves top-tier Japanese multinationals, financial institutions, institutional investors and public sector entities, as well as foreign multinationals and global investors that operate or invest in Japan.
COUNTRY LEADERSHIP
Contact
Citigroup Global Markets Japan Inc.
Phone: +81-3-6776-8800
Citibank, N.A., Tokyo Branch
Phone: +81-3-6776-5000
Addressess
Careers at Citi Japan
History of Citi Japan
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Further Information
Global
Citi is a preeminent banking partner for institutions with cross-border needs, a global leader in wealth management and a valued personal bank in its home market of the United States. Citi does business in nearly 160 countries and jurisdictions, providing corporations, governments, investors, institutions and individuals with a broad range of financial products and services.
Citi in Japan
Citi’s client base in Japan includes governmental institutions, financial institutions, multinational corporations and institutional investors. Citi has a long and proud history of serving these clients across a broad range of products, including corporate and investment banking, markets and securities services, capital markets origination, treasury and trade solutions, and research.
We aim to deliver highly innovative products and services through an unrivalled global network to support the growth of our clients.
Comprehensive financial services for institutional clients
Citi’s main focus in Japan is on its corporate and institutional businesses, including Corporate and Investment Banking, Markets and Securities Services (sales, trading, and research across rates, FX, equities and credit markets), Capital Markets Origination (ECM and DCM), and Treasury and Trade Solutions (cash management and trade finance). Our corporate banking and treasury and trade solutions businesses are among the largest of all foreign banks operating in Japan.
Deep and trusted client relationships
Citi serves top-tier Japanese multinationals, financial institutions, institutional investors and public sector entities, as well as foreign multinationals and global investors that operate or invest in Japan. The depth of our relationships with institutional Japanese clients, which in some cases date back more than 60 years, gives Citi “main foreign bank” status that differentiates it from foreign competitors.
Global network supports multinational clients
Citi’s key competitive strength is a global banking franchise that is unmatched by other financial institutions. Our Japan Desk Network serves Japanese multinational clients in 11 countries. Citi is ideally positioned to help Japanese clients build their offshore operations and pursue acquisitions or diversify investment portfolios overseas. The connectivity we provide is an important asset for Japanese clients with global aspirations.
Presence in Okinawa for more than 20 years
Citi commenced operations in Naha in 1999 and has established deep ties with the Okinawan community. Okinawa is the base for several of Citi’s financial business divisions, including Operations and Technology. Citi intends to further strengthen its presence in Okinawa and will continue to actively recruit local residents.
Total Number of Citi Japan Employees
1,400
(As of April 2023)
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Financial Data
Electronic Report
- December 2023 Financial Report
- December 2022 Financial Report
- December 2021 Financial Report
- December 2020 Financial Report
- December 2019 Financial Report
Policies and guidelines
- Allocation of Equity Securities Subject to Public Offerings to Customers - Principles
- Anti-Social Forces Policy
- Best Execution Policy
- Complaints Handling and Dispute Resolution
- Conflicts Management Policy - Summary
- Disclaimer
- Disclosures required under Article 37 of the Financial Instruments and Exchange Law (the "FIEL")
- EMIR FRANDT Onboarding Summary
- EMIR FRANDT Request for Proposal
- Explanation Regarding Unregistered Credit Ratings
- Client-Oriented Business Conduct (Policy)
- Client-Oriented Business Conduct (Current Efforts)
- Privacy
- Sharing Information among our Group Companies (Special OptOut)
- Sharing Information among our Group Companies (General OptOut)
- Solicitation Policy
Financial Data
- Interim Annual Report (Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2024)
- Semi-annual securities report for the period January 1, 2023 to June 30, 2023
- Interim Disclosure Booklet (Fiscal Year Ended December 2023)
- Disclosure Booklet (Fiscal Year Ended December 2022)
- December 2022 Financial Report
Electronic Report
- FY2024 Interim Financial Publication
- FY2023 Financial Publication
- FY2023 Interim Financial Publication
- FY2022 Financial Publication
- FY2022 Interim Financial Publication
- FY2021 Financial Publication
- FY2021 Interim Financial Publication
- FY2020 Financial Publication
- FY2020 Interim Financial Publication
- FY2019 Financial Publication
- FY2019 Interim Financial Publication Citibank, N.A., Tokyo Branch changed the fiscal year-end to December 31. Therefore the accounting period of the FY2019 was the 9 months.
- FY2018 Financial Publication
- FY2018 Interim Financial Publication
Policies and guidelines
Disclaimer
Others
- Anti-Social Forces Policy
- Client-Oriented Business Conduct (Policy)
- Client-Oriented Business Conduct (Current Efforts)
- Conflicts Management Policy - Summary
- Cooperation and Collaboration with Electronic Settlement Agents - Policy
- Explanation Regarding Unregistered Credit Ratings
- General Compliance Terms and Conditions for Corporate Banking Transactions
- JBA Customer Relations Center
- Privacy Policy
- Requests Regarding Sanctions Regulations
- Sharing Information among our Group Companies (Special Opt-out)
- Sharing Information among our Group Companies (General Opt-out)
- Solicitation Policy
- Summary of Basic Policy and Management System for Smooth Financing
- Uniform Cut-off Date for Reclassification of Investors - Notice
Policies and guidelines
2024
- September 26 | Citi appoints Tokiya Kishie as Head of Markets for Japan
- August 9 | Youth Co:Lab Launches Social Innovation Challenge 2024 in Japan "Innovation through the power of youth and co-creation"
- July 22 | Citi Named Best International Bank for Japan by Euromoney Awards for Excellence 2024
- July 18 | Rikochalle Summer of 2024 Workshop for Female Students to Learn about Opportunities at Foreign Financial Institutions
- June 17 | Citi Commercial Bank Launches in Japan
- June 11 | Citi Announces Robert Nakamura as Citi Country Officer & Banking Head for Japan
- March 21 | Closure of Citibank's Osaka Branch
- February 6 | Access Bank PLC Signs Landmark Loan Agreement with Japan International Cooperation Agency to Advance Climate Change Measures in Nigeria
2023
- December 20 | UNDP and Citi Foundation Mark Fifth Year of Empowering Japan's Youth through Youth Co:Lab
- December 7 | Citi Named Best International Bank and Best Bank for Diversity and Inclusion by Asiamoney
- November 8 | Citi Receives Highest Recognition for LGBTQ+ Diversity Initiatives for the Seventh Consecutive Year
- July 20 | Youth Co:Lab Launches Social Innovation Challenge 2023 in Japan
- June 28 | Rikochalle Summer of 2023 Workshop for Female Students to Learn about Opportunities at Foreign Financial Institutions
- April 24 | Citi Releases Annual Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Report for 2022
- April 11 | Citi, JICA Co-finance Funding for IndusInd Bank towards Agriculture Sector
- April 7 | "Ato-oshi Online" information session by Sodateage Net and the Citi Foundation
- March 28 | Citi Appoints Hiroaki Aoki as Japan ESG/Sustainability Champion
- February 22 | Citi Appoints Hiroshi Takahashi to Head of Japan Securities Services
- February 17 | Loan agreement to promote Green Finance projects in Bangladesh - Helping ease the impact of climate change and environmental issues through syndicated loans with JICA
- January 31 | Citi Arranges CABEI's ESG Bonds in Asia
2022
- December 16 | UNDP and Citi Foundation Host Youth Social Entrepreneurship Programme "Youth Co:Lab Japan 2022"
- November 16 | Citi Appoints Marc Luet as Citi Country Officer for Japan
- November 11 | Citi Receives Highest Recognition for LGBTQ+ Diversity Initiatives for the Sixth Consecutive Year
- October 7 | Citi Signs Partnership Agreement with Ryukyu Golden Kings
- October 5 | Citi to Continue Sponsored Course "Financial Markets and Systems" at University of the Ryukyus in 2022
- September 20 | Citi Arranges World Bank's First Sustainable Development Bond Raising Awareness for Biodiversity Conservation Efforts Bond Purchased by Group of Japanese Institutional Investors
- July 12 | United Nations Development Programme and Citi Foundation Launch Youth Co:Lab Social Innovation Challenge 2022
- July 1 | Rikochalle Summer of 2022 Workshop for Female Students to Learn about Opportunities at Foreign Financial Institutions
- June 1 | Citi to Launch Citi Commercial Cards for Japan Business Clients
- May 19 | Citi Becomes Founding Partner of New PARA SPORT Program Deepening Its Commitment to the Disability Community Globally
- May 6 | Citi Appoints Ryota Sakagami as Equity Strategist for Japan
- April 26 | Citi Arranges World Bank's Sustainable Development Bonds - Japanese Life Insurance Companies Collaborate for the Investment
- March 24 | Citi Appoints Taiji Nagasaka as Co-COO of Japan Banking Capital Markets and Advisory and Head of ECM
- January 21 | Citi Appoints Masuo Fukuda as Citi Japan Vice Chairman and Japan Head of BCMA