After years of being shunned by major banks, President Donald Trump’s money has found its home in Citi (C)group, Todd Gillespie and Annie Massa of Bloomberg reports. Eric Trump, the president’s son, signed on as a client of Citi and established a trust that holds some of his father’s money, people with direct knowledge of the matter told Bloomberg. The relationship began back in November, when CEO Jane Fraser congratulated Trump on his election win.
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