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Citi is one of the world’s largest bank’s offering wealth management services in Australia.

With a global network spanning 160 countries our team of experts can draw from an extensive array of services and investment opportunities. Our dedicated relationship managers are fluent in over 11 languages and can provide access to over 1,600 local and international bonds across multiple industries and currencies, revolutionary foreign exchange solutions and structured investments tailored to the client’s requirements.  Our investment products are best suited to wholesale clients with $2.5 million in net assets or annual income of $250,000.

Please visit our wealth pages to learn more, or visit our Insights hub for the latest news on markets, investing and wealth management.

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The merits of holding some cash in US$

Investors are looking overseas for investments more than ever, but most do not hold some of their cash in US$. It gives exposure to the world's leading economy, perhaps at a higher rate.

Four foreign exchange secrets for travelers

Many people put months of effort into planning a foreign trip, only to leave FX transactions to the last minute, including the worst sin of changing currency at the airport. There are better ways.

HNWs buying bonds as the yield curve inverts

The US inverted yield curve has many worried about whether it indicates a coming recession, but the Fed has moved to a more dovish stance. A diversity of equity and bond exposures is the best way to cope.

Floating rate bonds rise in popularity

With US interest rates on the rise and the prospect of Australian rates heading the same way, floating rate bonds have increased in popularity as they allow investors to benefit from increasing rates.

Retail FX: the last bastion of no competition?

Australian retail customers typically still pay a hefty fee on FX transactions at the airport or through the banks. Fintech solutions are more competitive, and global banks are also offering multi-currency accounts.

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