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Jane Fraser

Chief Executive Officer & Chair of the Board, Citigroup

Search every verified Jane Fraser interview, podcast appearance, and on-the-record quote — each transcript cross-checked by AI and human review to confirm speaker identity. Jane Fraser, Chair and Chief Executive Officer of Citigroup, reported the firm’s second quarter 2026 net income of $5.8 billion, describing it as “city’s best quarterly revenue in a decade” with double-digit revenue growth in four of five businesses. She stated the firm is “100% on the offense” and “on the front foot,” and said the company laid out a clear path to drive returns further in each business. Fraser also noted that the first quarter of 2026 was an “exceptionally strong start” to the year. She said the firm would not sacrifice the long term for the short term, adding, “Citi’s done that once before, it’s not happening again.” During a visit to India in June 2026, Fraser said the country’s long-term growth story is “very much intact” and urged India to “stop selling herself short” over short-term headwinds. She described India as a country that “builds what they need even if that means disrupting what they have.” Fraser identified cyber threats as a bigger risk than geopolitical tensions, stating that banks “don’t compete on cyber we collaborate very closely.” She also said she believes AI investment is not overdone, and encouraged companies to use AI models to identify vulnerabilities and improve productivity.

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