Citigroup's CEO Jane Fraser said the bank will continue to expand its business in China during her first visit to the country this week as the U.S. firm's chief, amid Beijing's push to attract more foreign capital.
their enthusiasm in growing their China business, as they tread a fine line between showing commitment to China and not antagonizing the United States.
International companies are finding it harder to operate as tensions between the U.S. and China have risen. U.S. venture capital giant Sequoia said Tuesday it plans toCiti currently offers corporate and institutional banking, global markets, wealth businesses and other banking services in China.
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