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Citigroup plans to triple AuM of UAE wealth unit

By Cristian Angeloni, 12 Jan 21

It reportedly wants to widen retail investor’s access to institutional products

UAE Currency

Citigroup’s wealth management division in the UAE has set out ambitious plans for the next few years.

It has created a strategy that would see the operation triple its assets under management (AUM) to reach $15bn (£11bn, €12bn) in the next five years.

The plan also includes hiring more client-relationship managers and a fourfold increase in the number of affluent clients in the country, according to newswire Bloomberg.

The overall growth will be supported by a greater physical and digital investment offering, which will seek to provide wider access to institutional products and content to retail clients.

Tags: Citi | UAE | Wealth Management

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