C CITIGROUP INC Insider Trading

Skyler Edward sold 25,000 shares of C at $131.41 (total $3.3M); holds 182,022 post-transaction.

Skyler Edward, Head of Enterprise Services & Public Affairs at Citigroup, sold 25,000 shares at $131.41 on 2026-04-15, reducing holdings by -12.1% from 207,022 to 182,022 shares. The sale occurred near the 52-week high of $132.18, and the stock has appreciated 21.6% over the prior 30 days and 12.0% over 90 days. Edward's cross-ticker track record shows 1 prior sell with a 90-day well-timed rate of 100.00%, and his prior Citigroup sale on 2025-02-14 was similarly well-timed (90d return -7.8%, meaning the stock fell after). The transaction represents an open-market sale by a mid-level executive during a period of strong recent price appreciation, though Citigroup's fundamentals remain solid with $22.1B quarterly revenue and a P/E of 14.17.

Citigroup CAO Giles Nicole sold 12,732 shares at $131.80; stock at 52-week high, prior same-ticker sale showed -11.2% in 30 days.

Giles Nicole, Chief Accounting Officer of Citigroup, sold 12,732 shares at $131.80 on April 15, 2026, reducing holdings by 11.5%. The sale occurred when the stock was at its 52-week high of $132.18, near peak valuation levels. Nicole's prior sale at this ticker (February 2026) was followed by a -11.2% 30-day return, though the 90-day outcome remained unmeasurable at filing. The current transaction involves a relatively modest position reduction (from 110.5K to 97.7K shares) in a company with solid fundamentals: $22.1B quarterly revenue, 5.0% annual growth, and a 14.17 P/E ratio. The sale at market peak, combined with the prior negative 30-day outcome from the same insider at the same ticker, warrants observation of near-term price action.

Head of International at Citigroup (C) sold 67,318 shares for $7,479,679.26 on 2026-02-13, reducing holdings by 59.5%

Torres Cantu Ernesto, Head of International at Citigroup, executed two separate sales totaling 67,318 shares for $7,479,679.26 at a blended average price of $111.11. This represents a material reduction in his holdings from 113,153 shares to 45,835 shares, a decline of 59.5% of his pre-transaction position. The stock is currently trading at $110.86, near the transaction price, and has retreated 10.4% from its 52-week high of $123.77 despite showing 10.5% gains over the trailing 90 days. The sale occurred at a time when Citigroup maintains solid fundamentals with a P/E of 13.50 and recent quarterly net income of $3.8B on $22.1B revenue, suggesting the divestiture is not necessarily prompted by fundamental deterioration at the enterprise level.

Head of U.S. Personal Banking LUCHETTI GONZALO sold 19,974 shares at $115.03 on 2026-02-12 for $2.3M

LUCHETTI GONZALO, Head of U.S. Personal Banking at Citigroup, sold 19,974 shares at $115.03 on 2026-02-12, reducing his holdings by 19.5% to 82,588 shares. The transaction occurred near the 52-week high range ($123.77), with the stock currently trading at $110.86, down 10.4% from that peak. His prior sale at Citigroup on 2025-02-13 also preceded a negative 90-day return (-7.5%), and his cross-ticker track record shows 100.00% well-timed sells (1 of 1 prior sales followed by declines). The timing pattern suggests consistency in selling into strength, though the stock remains positive 10.5% over 90 days and the company shows solid fundamentals with $22.1B quarterly revenue and a 13.50 P/E ratio.

Head of U.S. Consumer Cards Habner Pamela sells 29,754 shares of Citigroup at $117.26; holds 63,556 shares post-sale

Habner Pamela, Head of U.S. Consumer Cards at Citigroup, sold 29,754 shares at $117.26 on 2026-02-12, reducing her holdings by 31.9% to 63,556 shares and generating $3,488,945.11 in proceeds. The transaction occurred at a price $6.40 above the current price of $110.86 and near the 52-week high of $123.77, representing a substantial reduction in executive position. Citigroup trades at a P/E of 13.50 with market cap of $198.4B and posted net income of $3.8B on quarterly revenue of $22.1B, reflecting stable fundamentals. The sale's timing relative to stock performance and whether it was scheduled under a 10b5-1 plan is not disclosed in the FACTS provided, so the transaction should be tracked as a material reduction in insider holdings by a senior consumer-facing executive.

Citibank CEO Sunil Garg sold 18,000 C shares at $118.49 on 2026-02-11 for $2.1M, reducing holdings to 129.9K shares.

Sunil Garg, CEO of Citibank, N.A., executed a single sale of 18,000 shares at $118.49, representing a -12.2% reduction from his pre-transaction holdings of 147.9K shares. The sale occurred at a price $7.63 above the current market price of $110.86, placing the transaction 6.1% above today's level despite being 10.4% below the 52-week high of $123.77. This sale is material in absolute terms ($2.1M) but leaves the CEO with substantial remaining holdings of 129.9K shares, indicating continued significant ownership in the $198.4B market-cap institution he leads. Without disclosed scheduling flags or prior transaction history at this ticker, the factual context shows a senior executive reducing position from historically elevated levels while retaining material stock exposure.

Giles Nicole (CAO) sold 16,792 shares of Citigroup at $119.04 for $1,998,938.15; stock now $110.86.

Nicole sold approximately 13.2% of her pre-transaction holdings (127,258 shares down to 110,466 shares) at $119.04 per share on 2026-02-11. The stock has since declined to $110.86 current price, representing an 8.2% decline from the sale price. At the time of sale, the stock was trading near its 52-week high of $123.77 but has since fallen 10.4% from that peak. Nicole retains a substantial post-transaction position of 110,466 shares, indicating material ongoing exposure to Citigroup despite the sale. With the company showing steady fundamentals (P/E of 13.50, $3.8B net income on $22.1B quarterly revenue, and 3.4% annual revenue growth), the reduction in holdings warrants observation but does not signal acute distress.

Head of Services at Citigroup sells 30,000 shares for $2.5M on 2025-02-13, reducing stake by 22.3%

Khaliq Syed Shahmir, Head of Services at Citigroup, executed 5 separate sales totaling 30,000 shares for $2,451,124.94 on 2025-02-13 at an average price of $81.70. This sale reduces his post-transaction holdings to 104,327 shares, a 22.3% reduction from his pre-transaction position of 134,327 shares. The stock currently trades at $84.63, above both the transaction prices and at the 52-week high (+0.0% from high). The timing occurs against a backdrop of strong recent performance: the stock has risen 5.8% over 30 days and 24.0% over 90 days. Without additional FLAGS indicating a structured trading plan, this appears to be a discretionary sale, though the scale and execution pattern merit attention to understand the underlying rationale.

CFO Mason Mark sold 58,465 shares of Citigroup at $83.21 for $4.9M, reducing holdings by 21.4% to 214,257 shares

Mason Mark, Chief Financial Officer of Citigroup, executed a sale of 58,465 shares at $83.21 on February 14, 2025, valued at $4,864,790.80, reducing his holdings from 272,722 shares to 214,257 shares—a net reduction of 21.4% of his pre-transaction position. The sale occurred near the company's 52-week high of $84.63, with the stock having appreciated 5.8% over the prior 30 days and 24.0% over the prior 90 days. As a C-suite executive at a major financial institution with $20.3B in latest-quarter revenue and a $160.1B market capitalization, the CFO's equity disposition warrants investor attention, particularly given the substantial percentage reduction in personal holdings and the timing relative to recent upward price momentum.

CHRO Sara Wechter sold 15,125 shares at $81.01–$81.02 for $1.2M, retaining 107.9K shares.

Sara Wechter, Chief Human Resources Officer of Citigroup, executed 2 separate sales totaling 15,125 shares for $1,225,284.37 at blended average price $81.01 on 2025-02-13. This transaction reduced her holdings by 12.3%, leaving her with 107,905 shares post-sale. The sales occurred while the stock trades at $84.63, near its 52-week high of $84.63, and follow a 90-day rally of 24.0%. The modest scale of the transaction relative to her substantial remaining position and the absence of a documented trading plan or regulatory FLAG suggests routine portfolio activity rather than a signal of material concern about the company's direction or prospects.