Citigroup repeatedly violated U.S. Federal Reserve's Regulation W, making improper intercompany transactions.
Citigroup has reportedly breached the U.S. Federal Reserve's Regulation W multiple times, leading to errors in its internal liquidity reporting. Regulation W requires banks to limit transactions such as loans to their affiliates to safeguard depositors' insured funds up to $250,000. These violations, which occurred over an extended period, involved intercompany transactions that exceeded the limits set by Regulation W. Citigroup's longstanding breaches revealed weaknesses in its ability to identify, monitor, and prevent future Regulation W violations, adding to the bank's multiple regulatory issues and operational missteps.
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