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Exclusive-Citi breached a rule meant to keep banks safe, made liquidity reporting errors
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Citigroup repeatedly breached a U.S. Federal Reserve rule that limits intercompany transactions, leading to errors in its internal liquidity reporting...

NEW YORK - Citi group repeatedly breached a U.S. Federal Reserve rule that limits intercompany transactions, leading to errors in its internal liquidity reporting , according to a Citi document from December seen by Reuters.

"We are fully committed to complying with laws and regulations and have a strong Regulation W framework in place to ensure prompt identification, escalation and remediation of issues in a timely manner," a bank spokesperson said.Regulation W was put in place by the Federal Reserve more than two decades ago.

Citi's Regulation W transgressions were categorized as a compliance risk in the document, and more narrowly labeled as a prudential and regulatory risk. The internal classifications are used by the company to meet global banking standards, according to a source familiar with the document's contents. Consequences for breaching Regulation W can vary depending on the frequency and severity of the offenses, said Julie Hill, dean of the University of Wyoming College of Law, speaking generally about Regulation W and not specifically about Citi.

The bank has intensified its focus and increased its investment on the compliance efforts over the last several months, CEO Jane Fraser said at the time. Democrats hope a new face on top of the ticket and a fresh burst of energy may put the battleground state in reach.The horror auteur will soon release a brand new film titled Trap, but before it is released it feels only right to look back at the director's filmography.Citigroup repeatedly breached a U.S. Federal Reserve rule that limits intercompany transactions, leading to errors in its internal liquidity reporting, according to a Citi document from December seen by Reuters.

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