Jane Fraser has served as CEO of Citigroup Inc. for 5 years 8 months (2,083 days), holding office continuously since Mar 1, 2021. At present, Jane Fraser ranks as the #63 longest-serving chief executive among tracked leaders in the database.
Executive Succession & Corporate Facts
- Predecessor
- Not recorded
- Successor
- Active (Currently serving in office)
- Database Tenure Rank
- #63 Longest-Serving CEO in Database (View Full Rankings →)
- Company Founded
- Jun 16, 1812 (New York, New York)
- Known Aliases
- None recorded
Tenure Milestones & Transition Timeline
Jane Fraser Named Next CEO of Citigroup, First Female Wall Street Bank Chief
Citigroup announced Michael Corbat would retire in February 2021 and President Jane Fraser was elected CEO effective March 1, 2021.
Jane Fraser Takes Office as Chief Executive Officer of Citigroup
Fraser officially assumed leadership of Citigroup, breaking the glass ceiling as the first female CEO of a major U.S. mega-bank.
Citigroup Announces Strategic Exit from 13 Consumer Banking Markets
Fraser announced a major strategic pivot, exiting retail consumer franchises across Asia and EMEA to redirect capital into institutional wealth management.
Fraser Announces Major Restructuring Overhaul to Simplify Citigroup Structure
Fraser unveiled 'Project Bora Bora', eliminating regional management layers and aligning the bank directly into five core operating units.
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