Like JPMorgan Chase & Co, which reported earnings on Wednesday, Citi benefited from a boom in capital markets activity, but its consumer bank felt the impact of low interest rates that hurt earnings.
Revenue fell 7% on low interest rates and a 10% decline in loans, largely due to lower consumer credit card loan balances.
The initiative will help the bank's push for a greener economy through lending, capital raising, advisory and investment services to help low-carbon and other sustainable businesses, Bank of America said.
In February, Bank of America said it would target net-zero greenhouse gas emissions before 2050.
The at-home COVID-19 testing program uses a rapid antigen test, which offers results within 20 minutes, the bank said, adding the test is awaiting emergency use approval from the US Food and Drug Administration.
Citi said it has offered employees at its Chicago area branches and those working on its trading floors in New York a chance to participate in the home testing program.
Citi said it was taking profit on its three-month USD/ZAR put spread of 14.00 to 14.50, giving a total profit of 1.26% of the notional value. It purchased the put spread on Jan. 20.
Citi said the potential for a lowering in issuance of South Africa government bonds had already been partially absorbed by the market.
The Taiwan dollar is at a more than 23-year-high against the greenback as the island's trade-dependent economy booms on the back of global demand for its tech products.
The suspension will be a year or more for the most serious cases, the sources said, without saying the length of time being applied to each bank.
Khaliq, who was the head of Operations and Technology at TTS, has also served as the company's global head of Direct Custody & Clearing within Markets and Securities Services unit.
At the conclusion of a six-day non-jury trial, US District Judge Jesse Furman in Manhattan said he would rule as quickly as he could, while admitting "it's not the easiest case."
Ten asset managers including Brigade Capital Management, HPS Investment Partners and Symphony Asset Management have refused to return $501 million.
The regulator has accused the investment banks of colluding over a A$2.5 billion ($1.8 billion) 2015 share issue to withhold unsold shares and keep the stock price from falling.