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Case Study: Citibank N.A. in China
This case study deals with the decision to structure an overseas banking operation and how this decision is affected by a number of variables, which among others include the bank internal resources and experience, tax considerations, and most importantly the host country’s banking laws.
In 1997 Citibank was still at an early stage of its China strategy. It was one of the strongest banks operating in the People’s Republic of China, but as a foreign bank it only had limited market access. It was licensed to provide corporate banking services to foreign invested companies and to operate branches in only 3 of the 24
Chinese cities open to foreign banks. In order to grow beyond these three cities and to expand from corporate banking to the large and potentially lucrative domestic retail business, Citibank needed licenses from the central bank. Citibank’s goal is to be one of the first banks to get those licenses.
Your assignment is to:

1. Demonstrate a through understanding of the case by describing in great detail all aspects of the case
2. Provide suggestions to allow Citibank to maintain its “first mover” advantage and to ensure that it is among the first foreign banks to enter the domestic market 3. Outline an alternative plan to establish Citibank’s dominant position in this market in the eventually that the PBOC decides to grant licenses to other foreign banks (to enter China’s retail market) before grating licenses to
Citibank
4. Write a brief summary of major insights that you have gained and lessons learned from the case.

In your presentation you must be sure to provide answers for all these questions or issues: 1.
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6.

What were the reasons for China to open banking to foreign banks?
What are Citibank’s competitive advantages in foreign markets?
What is Citibank’s worldwide strategy?
Describe Citibank’s Global Relationship Banking strategy
Describe Citibank’s Global Consumer Finance strategy
What is Citibank’s

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