Citigroup's (C -0.91%) new CEO has come out to say that the company won't be asking for a dividend increase from the Fed once the results of the CCAR banking stress test come out this week. In this video, Motley Fool financials analysts Matt Koppenheffer and David Hanson discuss whether playing conservatively after last year's stress test fiasco was the right move, or if Citigroup missed out on a chance to deliver for its shareholders.
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Did Citigroup Just Blow It?
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Citigroup said it would not ask for a dividend increase this year. Good move, or huge mistake?
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