Citi left ALL Asian markets, including India and China. I was a Citi customer in India for over 2 decades and now transitioning to Axis Bank, which acquired Citi's retail operations in India.
UnionBank’s strategic move to acquire Citibank’s consumer business aligns with their growth ambitions. They are positioning themselves to serve a broader customer base and enhance their offerings. While there were initial costs, UnionBank’s long-term vision involves leveraging the acquired customer base and expanding their market presence.
UnionBank has donned its digital armor and waded into the future. 🚀 It’s widely recognized as one of the most innovative banks in the industry. Think cutting-edge tech, seamless digital experiences, and a commitment to staying ahead of the curve. Their digital transformation journey has been impressive, making them a beacon for other banks to follow.
Citibank’s technology and services in the Philippines have largely been maintained even after UnionBank acquired its consumer banking business. UnionBank has committed to retaining the superior customer experience and technological capabilities that Citibank customers were accustomed to12. During the transition, UnionBank has integrated Citibank’s systems into its own, ensuring that customers continue to enjoy the same level of service. For instance, Citibank credit cardholders can still use their cards and access their accounts through UnionBank’s platforms23. If you have any specific concerns or need assistance with your account, feel free to ask!
Exit of consumer banking operations and merger with UnionBank. In April 2021, Citigroup announced it would exit its consumer and retail banking operations in 13 markets, including Australia, Bahrain, China, India, Indonesia, South Korea, Malaysia, the Philippines, Poland, Russia, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam.
The latest reshuffle finalizes Citi's new structure and is part of a broader goal to trim its global workforce of 239,000 by 20,000 over the next two years. Citi eliminated 1,500 managerial roles comprising 13% of its worldwide leaders, Fraser said as the company released its fourth-quarter results in January.Mar 25, 2024. I don't Union Bank is doing well either.
This bank pioneered the first banking industry executive training program in the country. GIrd towards training potential bank manager in all aspects of commercial banking operations .Hence lots of the graduate of this said program later became top officers of most of the local commercial banks in country.
I don’t think the sales have something to do with politics because Citibank did similar things here in Australia where they sold part of their business to National Australia Bank.
Citibank mainly in commercial bank while most great banks now work as Investing banks. citi has no edges now. investing banks get great return while the commercial banks are risky when the default happens.
UnionBank’s strategic move to acquire Citibank’s consumer business aligns with their growth ambitions. They are positioning themselves to serve a broader customer base and enhance their offerings. While there were initial costs, UnionBank’s long-term vision involves leveraging the acquired customer base and expanding their market presence.
UnionBank has donned its digital armor and waded into the future. 🚀 It’s widely recognized as one of the most innovative banks in the industry. Think cutting-edge tech, seamless digital experiences, and a commitment to staying ahead of the curve. Their digital transformation journey has been impressive, making them a beacon for other banks to follow.
By the way Citibank left a lot of smaller markets. The Philippines was just one of them. Here in South East Asia only Singapore still has a presence for Citi. Well Singapore is a financial hub. Other markets like Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia also lost Citibank.
Citibank’s technology and services in the Philippines have largely been maintained even after UnionBank acquired its consumer banking business. UnionBank has committed to retaining the superior customer experience and technological capabilities that Citibank customers were accustomed to12. During the transition, UnionBank has integrated Citibank’s systems into its own, ensuring that customers continue to enjoy the same level of service. For instance, Citibank credit cardholders can still use their cards and access their accounts through UnionBank’s platforms.
Citibank can't keep up with our local banks, our local banks are performing way stronger than them. So Citibank leaving the country doesn't really make a dent to Philippines banking industry. Its not always a negative thing...
Are u trying to be funny?, CITI Banks has way better service and performance compare to any local banks in the Philippines. Have u ever had a CITI Bank account???
@@bisaiia Charles is pertaining to the corporate performance. But I agree with you, Citi has a wayyyy better service and technology compared to the bank which assumed its PH entity. It sucks!
@@LittlleBlue26Citibank’s technology and services in the Philippines have largely been maintained even after UnionBank acquired its consumer banking business. UnionBank has committed to retaining the superior customer experience and technological capabilities that Citibank customers were accustomed to12. During the transition, UnionBank has integrated Citibank’s systems into its own, ensuring that customers continue to enjoy the same level of service. For instance, Citibank credit cardholders can still use their cards and access their accounts through UnionBank’s platforms23. If you have any specific concerns or need assistance with your account, feel free to ask!
The other banking companies were more popular for younger generations because of branches built on every town. Now that social media has opened new possibilities on how to acquire information, the marketing strategies of these banking businesses were more consistent and effective than Citibank. I've seen Citibank somewhere but I know the others better when it comes to familiarity. It's sad that such banking business with long history with the philippines (although foreign) is exiting the country.
One of the worst Banks ever. I used to bank with them in the states. Give you a couple horror stories. My Citibank in America will charge me a foreign ATM fee Citibank. Philippines would charge me a fee plus the standard visa fee. All to get money out of my own City bank account. Citibank Philippines was not associated with Citibank Bank America. So if you use your Citibank us debit card in a Citibank Phil bank you get charged a fee for that. They do not refund even through it's a Citi bank ATM. Open the bank account in the Philippines thinking it would would be a good bank they required in 2000 US dollar deposit. One time my wife went in there to do a transfer of funds. The guard wouldn't let her in because of a dress code she was wearing slippers. This was in dagupan pangasigan. We closed all accounts we had about 70,000 USD not a lot but they pissed me off. I'm glad they pulled out it was a bank for the elite.
Oh wow! I can go inside and out BPI with only slippers. I think that fee is applicable to all international transfers regardless whether it's the same bank.
UnionBank’s strategic move to acquire Citibank’s consumer business aligns with their growth ambitions. They are positioning themselves to serve a broader customer base and enhance their offerings. While there were initial costs, UnionBank’s long-term vision involves leveraging the acquired customer base and expanding their market presence.
I would blame the Filipinos who ran CITI Bank Philippines for that coz that dress code is a Filipino thing, it is difficult to understand the Filipino minds in the Philippines
I'm one of the long-time clients of its credit card line. You know what? Citibank Philippines had a stinking customer service attitude. Its call center agents keep on dropping calls. And others.
Universal banking is something the US isn't longer specialized in at this point, that's why Citi Bank is shutting down its global operations and focusing itself on the American market.
its a shame because CITI bank provided superior customer service, better apps, better credit cards, and higher yielding savings accounts VS BDO, Union bank, or BPI. Additionally it offered seamless international transfers to effectively every country at faster speeds and lower rates while providing international customers with linked accounts globally. shame its gone now.
Citibank’s exit is worldwide. They not only left Philippines but many other Asia Pacific and European countries. So its not because of a local leader. They are focusing on the American matket
Shittybank sucks, though. Customer service was terrible, interest rates were not competitive, and they failed to really branch out beyond updscale business districts. That's on them, not the local market.
Citibank mainly operate as commercial bank while most great banks now work as Investing banks. citi has no edges now. investing banks get great return while the commercial banks are risky when the default happens. they are just becoming weak
Citi didn't leave. They sold their Asian units for liquidity back in the US. Citi has been identified by US FDIC as a potential financially-troubled bank in the way it conducts its business.
It may be that under Nesara/Gesara/QFS that banks could no longer make money by charging interests on loans out to people and also charging their monthly service fees. Banks will operate as wealth management as QFS takes over all the banking transactions online where they can track, record, & prevent corruption, money laundering, & other illegal practices. Hundreds of banks' branches had been closing here in the States due to these major changes that are about to happen anytime soon.
Maybe you’re referring to Citi Plaza, that is not Citi Philippines, it’s Citi brand that support US Market. It’s their callcenter for US products not Citi Philippines.
A lot of Filipinos in the comments section failed to understand many of the key points the video… I don’t think they even watched the video, they just saw “Philippines” in the title and started commenting. it goes to show the sad state of education in the country…
You ought to be more broadminded. Do your local banks have operations all over the world to allow Filipinos to plug into global opportunities? If you are working in Africa, Europe or elsewhere, can you rely on your local banks?
Give filipinos jobs. Also it will create competition to local banks so that local banks will be motivated to always do better than their foreign competitors.
It's very simple why Citibank leave the Philippines because Citibank is not corrupt bank! All bank in the Philippines exercise corruption, compromising the people's money, Citibank earning comes from investment from any project and not investment from the people's. Money itself!
I don’t think this has something to do with corruption or politics. Citibank also sold part of their business to a local bank here in Australia. So this is not as simple as you assumed it to be. Besides, corruption in the Philippines is not something new so why only now and correction, Citibank didn’t leave the Philippines they only sold part of their business.
UnionBank’s strategic move to acquire Citibank’s consumer business aligns with their growth ambitions. They are positioning themselves to serve a broader customer base and enhance their offerings. While there were initial costs, UnionBank’s long-term vision involves leveraging the acquired customer base and expanding their market presence.
UnionBank has donned its digital armor and waded into the future. 🚀 It’s widely recognized as one of the most innovative banks in the industry. Think cutting-edge tech, seamless digital experiences, and a commitment to staying ahead of the curve. Their digital transformation journey has been impressive, making them a beacon for other banks to follow.
Pinaka tangang comment na nabasa ko as far as i know walang foreign investman ang pumasok sa ph sa panahon ni du30 maliban nalang sa china at russia..😂😂😂
Kahit sa katangahan nj Dutae yung pagbagsak ng pilipinas kaya daming umalis dito sa pilipinas na foreign businessmen! Puro chinese na illegal pinapasok
As usual this vlogger keeps putting out negative economic videos about the philippines but praising other asean countries. Like comparing the philippines to singapore? Cmon!!! Why not compare your country to the UK, US or canada? Dont worry, the philippines will soon surpass your countrys economy or maybe it already did😂😅
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Citi left ALL Asian markets, including India and China. I was a Citi customer in India for over 2 decades and now transitioning to Axis Bank, which acquired Citi's retail operations in India.
What are you talking about. There is still citibank under Union Bank of Aboitiz group
CITIBANK STILL CONTINUES TO SERVE UNDER UNION BANK PHILIPPINES
UnionBank’s strategic move to acquire Citibank’s consumer business aligns with their growth ambitions. They are positioning themselves to serve a broader customer base and enhance their offerings.
While there were initial costs, UnionBank’s long-term vision involves leveraging the acquired customer base and expanding their market presence.
UnionBank has donned its digital armor and waded into the future. 🚀
It’s widely recognized as one of the most innovative banks in the industry. Think cutting-edge tech, seamless digital experiences, and a commitment to staying ahead of the curve.
Their digital transformation journey has been impressive, making them a beacon for other banks to follow.
Citibank’s technology and services in the Philippines have largely been maintained even after UnionBank acquired its consumer banking business. UnionBank has committed to retaining the superior customer experience and technological capabilities that Citibank customers were accustomed to12.
During the transition, UnionBank has integrated Citibank’s systems into its own, ensuring that customers continue to enjoy the same level of service. For instance, Citibank credit cardholders can still use their cards and access their accounts through UnionBank’s platforms23.
If you have any specific concerns or need assistance with your account, feel free to ask!
Exit of consumer banking operations and merger with UnionBank. In April 2021, Citigroup announced it would exit its consumer and retail banking operations in 13 markets, including Australia, Bahrain, China, India, Indonesia, South Korea, Malaysia, the Philippines, Poland, Russia, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam.
The latest reshuffle finalizes Citi's new structure and is part of a broader goal to trim its global workforce of 239,000 by 20,000 over the next two years. Citi eliminated 1,500 managerial roles comprising 13% of its worldwide leaders, Fraser said as the company released its fourth-quarter results in January.Mar 25, 2024.
I don't Union Bank is doing well either.
This bank pioneered the first banking industry executive training program in the country. GIrd towards training potential bank manager in all aspects of commercial banking operations .Hence lots of the graduate of this said program later became top officers of most of the local commercial banks in country.
I don’t think the sales have something to do with politics because Citibank did similar things here in Australia where they sold part of their business to National Australia Bank.
Citibank mainly in commercial bank while most great banks now work as Investing banks. citi has no edges now. investing banks get great return while the commercial banks are risky when the default happens.
Best Credit Card offering in the Philippines. What happned. UnionBank’s Customer Service sucks!
Same story here. I'm still waiting for the card replacement 3 months after. I guess switching would be the best option.
CITI bank was sold to aboitiz group (Union Bank). Union Bank is doing good and will become the largest bank in the future because of its good system
CITIBANK STILL CONTINUES TO SERVE UNDER UNION BANK PHILIPPINES
UnionBank’s strategic move to acquire Citibank’s consumer business aligns with their growth ambitions. They are positioning themselves to serve a broader customer base and enhance their offerings.
While there were initial costs, UnionBank’s long-term vision involves leveraging the acquired customer base and expanding their market presence.
UnionBank has donned its digital armor and waded into the future. 🚀
It’s widely recognized as one of the most innovative banks in the industry. Think cutting-edge tech, seamless digital experiences, and a commitment to staying ahead of the curve.
Their digital transformation journey has been impressive, making them a beacon for other banks to follow.
Okay, so, now I know. As a former Citibank customer in the US, was happy to to join while living in Manila. Now, I'll be satisfied with UnionBank.
By the way Citibank left a lot of smaller markets. The Philippines was just one of them. Here in South East Asia only Singapore still has a presence for Citi. Well Singapore is a financial hub. Other markets like Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia also lost Citibank.
Not just small markets: Citi left Japan as well years ago …
Citibank is still in HK
@@alesh2275why would anyone entrust their hard earned cash 💵 to an American 🇺🇸 bank?
@@alice_agogo because it has global reach for cross currency cross asset class investment. Don’t you know these things?
@@robocop581 I did say South East Asia right? HK is not part of South East Asia.
Citi left the Japanese market, as well, so it’s more of an overall retreat from several Asian markets …
Citibank’s technology and services in the Philippines have largely been maintained even after UnionBank acquired its consumer banking business. UnionBank has committed to retaining the superior customer experience and technological capabilities that Citibank customers were accustomed to12.
During the transition, UnionBank has integrated Citibank’s systems into its own, ensuring that customers continue to enjoy the same level of service. For instance, Citibank credit cardholders can still use their cards and access their accounts through UnionBank’s platforms.
Citibank can't keep up with our local banks, our local banks are performing way stronger than them. So Citibank leaving the country doesn't really make a dent to Philippines banking industry. Its not always a negative thing...
Are u trying to be funny?, CITI Banks has way better service and performance compare to any local banks in the Philippines. Have u ever had a CITI Bank account???
@@bisaiia Charles is pertaining to the corporate performance. But I agree with you, Citi has a wayyyy better service and technology compared to the bank which assumed its PH entity. It sucks!
@@LittlleBlue26Citibank’s technology and services in the Philippines have largely been maintained even after UnionBank acquired its consumer banking business. UnionBank has committed to retaining the superior customer experience and technological capabilities that Citibank customers were accustomed to12.
During the transition, UnionBank has integrated Citibank’s systems into its own, ensuring that customers continue to enjoy the same level of service. For instance, Citibank credit cardholders can still use their cards and access their accounts through UnionBank’s platforms23.
If you have any specific concerns or need assistance with your account, feel free to ask!
lol this is citibank.
Citibank is still existing. If you want the services of Citibank then choose Union Bank
The other banking companies were more popular for younger generations because of branches built on every town. Now that social media has opened new possibilities on how to acquire information, the marketing strategies of these banking businesses were more consistent and effective than Citibank.
I've seen Citibank somewhere but I know the others better when it comes to familiarity.
It's sad that such banking business with long history with the philippines (although foreign) is exiting the country.
That's a blessing for you guys, enjoy it.
One of the worst Banks ever. I used to bank with them in the states. Give you a couple horror stories. My Citibank in America will charge me a foreign ATM fee Citibank. Philippines would charge me a fee plus the standard visa fee. All to get money out of my own City bank account. Citibank Philippines was not associated with Citibank Bank America. So if you use your Citibank us debit card in a Citibank Phil bank you get charged a fee for that. They do not refund even through it's a Citi bank ATM. Open the bank account in the Philippines thinking it would would be a good bank they required in 2000 US dollar deposit. One time my wife went in there to do a transfer of funds. The guard wouldn't let her in because of a dress code she was wearing slippers. This was in dagupan pangasigan. We closed all accounts we had about 70,000 USD not a lot but they pissed me off. I'm glad they pulled out it was a bank for the elite.
Oh wow! I can go inside and out BPI with only slippers. I think that fee is applicable to all international transfers regardless whether it's the same bank.
A multinational fruit company in our area also don't allow slippers, not even crocs. And shorts
CITIBANK STILL CONTINUES TO SERVE UNDER UNION BANK PHILIPPINES
UnionBank’s strategic move to acquire Citibank’s consumer business aligns with their growth ambitions. They are positioning themselves to serve a broader customer base and enhance their offerings.
While there were initial costs, UnionBank’s long-term vision involves leveraging the acquired customer base and expanding their market presence.
I would blame the Filipinos who ran CITI Bank Philippines for that coz that dress code is a Filipino thing, it is difficult to understand the Filipino minds in the Philippines
Union Bank until now havent yet replace my card 2 months already
GALING ng BBM productions! Kudos to all. Subliminal Messaging the Best for all diff topics and Target Market. BBm and Duterte won. Rebrand genius.
It was outperformed by other banks like BDO or bpi
I'm one of the long-time clients of its credit card line. You know what? Citibank Philippines had a stinking customer service attitude. Its call center agents keep on dropping calls. And others.
Citi bank was the best! Glad to be one of their customers even for such short period of time.
One word: LOSSE$
That's the whole story.
Universal banking is something the US isn't longer specialized in at this point, that's why Citi Bank is shutting down its global operations and focusing itself on the American market.
Didn't answer the question until the last 20 seconds. Everything else is history and a posthumous ad for Citibank
Some of the private companies in the Philippines should put up phone factories.
They left Australia and other countries as well. They couldn't compete they could consolidate make more profit.
its a shame because CITI bank provided superior customer service, better apps, better credit cards, and higher yielding savings accounts VS BDO, Union bank, or BPI. Additionally it offered seamless international transfers to effectively every country at faster speeds and lower rates while providing international customers with linked accounts globally. shame its gone now.
Citibank customer service was the worst. The staff were cold and cannot even provide alternative solutions.
@@RR52517 compared to having 0 customer service and poor global support? (as in 0 global support); Cope and cry harder.
Wikipedia research source + narration = this youtube channel
Monopoly.
Well thats ok we still have plenty of local banks here,even Silicon Bank in US had shut down too
Citibank’s exit is worldwide. They not only left Philippines but many other Asia Pacific and European countries. So its not because of a local leader. They are focusing on the American matket
@@1rjona click bait lang sa mga pinoy itong q@q@ng vlogger n ito. Wag nyong tangkilikin.
This is good...
Citi bank can,t compete with the big 5 Ph banks namely BDO / BPI / METRO BANK / PNB AND CHINABANK.
Does any of your 5 Ph banks have done what CITI Bank has than to the Philippines or they are just there to take advantage and take peoples money ????
Shittybank sucks, though. Customer service was terrible, interest rates were not competitive, and they failed to really branch out beyond updscale business districts. That's on them, not the local market.
Citibank mainly operate as commercial bank while most great banks now work as Investing banks. citi has no edges now. investing banks get great return while the commercial banks are risky when the default happens. they are just becoming weak
Not only in Philippines but also in Indonesia so dont worry. Citibank did not perform well in these two contries due to local banks are doing so well.
Citi didn't leave. They sold their Asian units for liquidity back in the US. Citi has been identified by US FDIC as a potential financially-troubled bank in the way it conducts its business.
Citibanks left a lot of markets.
What happened to the accounts and savings of customers? Insured by FDIC or not?
Even citbank bahrain closed
I’ve been with Citibank since 2000 & their banking services were most efficient compared to the present owner, Union Bank 😤
Citibank also left Bahrain and other Arab Nation
Who cares? There are
lots of big & strong banks the Philippines!😊😅😂
Citibank closed its branches and exited Texas in 2019. I still have an account, but all banking is done online.
The whole Philippines is a bank of gold.
It may be that under Nesara/Gesara/QFS that banks could no longer make money by charging interests on loans out to people and also charging their monthly service fees. Banks will operate as wealth management as QFS takes over all the banking transactions online where they can track, record, & prevent corruption, money laundering, & other illegal practices. Hundreds of banks' branches had been closing here in the States due to these major changes that are about to happen anytime soon.
Citibank has been in the Philippines for over 100 years.
War and economics experts suggest that citibank why want to leave Philippines??*.....
Bank of America has one branch throughout the Philippines lol
This must be 25years ago 😂never seen citi bank in my place
Never heard of this bank.
Pilippines stand there own.... No worry we rely the Powe of our God... Jesus Christ (Yeshua)..
Citibank didn't leave. Their headquarter in asia is still located in the Philippines employing 10k people.
Maybe you’re referring to Citi Plaza, that is not Citi Philippines, it’s Citi brand that support US Market. It’s their callcenter for US products not Citi Philippines.
@@creatourchannelcitibank is under Union Bank. That is why Union Bank has the best technology in banking in the Philippines right now
Good.
Because Citi had shit management. It practically kept giving out credit cards left right and center without due diligence. Go figure.
Correct
And giving non collateral loans with very low collection
Bank is to high maintaining balance
They also left Australia
US loans from Citi to acquire the Philippines from Spain..
A lot of Filipinos in the comments section failed to understand many of the key points the video… I don’t think they even watched the video, they just saw “Philippines” in the title and started commenting. it goes to show the sad state of education in the country…
What?
Many vlogs today have click baits.
Tired of watching the videos. That’s the truth.
The title is misleading.
Their employee stole clients money… got sued and lost. Thank you.
What's the benefit of foreign banks? Taking deposits locally and investing abroad. No pain if CItibank left Philippines 😂😂😂
You ought to be more broadminded. Do your local banks have operations all over the world to allow Filipinos to plug into global opportunities? If you are working in Africa, Europe or elsewhere, can you rely on your local banks?
@@NCM-xy8owyeah imagine contacting your local bank everytime you try to do a transaction and imagine your money not buying anything
@@NCM-xy8owexactly
Give filipinos jobs. Also it will create competition to local banks so that local banks will be motivated to always do better than their foreign competitors.
Narrow minded thinking. Foreign banks allow international transactions for multinational corporations!
There are plenty of banks wuthin the Philippines. They provide excellent service. Just stay away from BDO at all cost.
As a Filipino, I don't like BDO, BDO are too busy, long lines, high requirements for opening savings acoount
Answers and Amen Amen Amen
They are now at BGC, what are you talking about
Answers🇵🇭
What Next Banks
2008 subprime crisis
This happened a long time ago. Old news recycled for what purpose?
There is no need to rub it in!
Citi and ING, the best retail banks TOTGA
So SAD !!!
Glad Citi left. Headquarters is bankrupt.
Where deposits of major bank
Topic Heading should be why Citibank left Asia.
Citi left Japan some more years ago.
Lol citigroup its global parent company is restructuring.
It's just a matter of time it will collapse..
They know america cannot protect the Philippines so the best way is to save their money
Actually they left because of the traffic period!
An ofw remarked that This bank forpieted (closed) his savings checking accounts he can't manage due to working abroad reason is dormant😂what the,,,,?
Ano naman gusto mo ipahiwatig?
Some inaccuracies here😂
Citibank, a downgrade to unionbank in terms of services and customer care.
this content is a propaganda is not really 100% facts may be 40% yes this content is for politics
Not associated with citibank US.
It's very simple why Citibank leave the Philippines because Citibank is not corrupt bank! All bank in the Philippines exercise corruption, compromising the people's money, Citibank earning comes from investment from any project and not investment from the people's. Money itself!
I don’t think this has something to do with corruption or politics. Citibank also sold part of their business to a local bank here in Australia. So this is not as simple as you assumed it to be. Besides, corruption in the Philippines is not something new so why only now and correction, Citibank didn’t leave the Philippines they only sold part of their business.
Please read more before making an opinion
UnionBank’s strategic move to acquire Citibank’s consumer business aligns with their growth ambitions. They are positioning themselves to serve a broader customer base and enhance their offerings.
While there were initial costs, UnionBank’s long-term vision involves leveraging the acquired customer base and expanding their market presence.
citibank is still here in the Philippines
UnionBank has donned its digital armor and waded into the future. 🚀
It’s widely recognized as one of the most innovative banks in the industry. Think cutting-edge tech, seamless digital experiences, and a commitment to staying ahead of the curve.
Their digital transformation journey has been impressive, making them a beacon for other banks to follow.
Citi Bank the best Credit card bank. Union bank on the other hand has the worst customer service..
Citi banks is getting old and need to retired.
bro yapping for 8 mins but still missed the point
Your report has malign to the Philippines
Skip to 7:30
Hindi lang po sya sa Pilipinas halos buong Asia except HK
had to close down to hide skeletons in thr closets
Who cares? Should to work there myself
Citibank is not doing very well anywhere in the world!!!!
So many currupt big bank 🇵🇭
omg its bbm, the ultimate reason citibank's exit? lmao...
the philippines should be celebrating citibank left the philippines. one of the worst banks ever
Because of bbm goverment more company going out..economic not good in bbm marcos jr.not same du30 goverment more investment
Pinaka tangang comment na nabasa ko as far as i know walang foreign investman ang pumasok sa ph sa panahon ni du30 maliban nalang sa china at russia..😂😂😂
It's because of bangag bonget
Kahit sa katangahan nj Dutae yung pagbagsak ng pilipinas kaya daming umalis dito sa pilipinas na foreign businessmen! Puro chinese na illegal pinapasok
No more prospects for the Philippines after losing the biggest market for most of its products.
As usual this vlogger keeps putting out negative economic videos about the philippines but praising other asean countries. Like comparing the philippines to singapore? Cmon!!! Why not compare your country to the UK, US or canada? Dont worry, the philippines will soon surpass your countrys economy or maybe it already did😂😅
Philippines must take responsibilities. It's not about others.
What is the commect with PBBM haha
Bago ong Pilipnas na 😂
citibankcrupt
It’s a good thing the left