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Cash
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Citibank offers
various types of accounts both in Hungarian Forint
(HUF) and Foreign Currencies (FCY) including Euro,
USD, British Pound, Swiss Frank, Polish Zloty, Slovak
or Czech Koruna, etc. All account types are interest
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Internet
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Citibank's Web-based
banking platform puts all your corporate banking
functions in one security-protected place, giving
you around the globe, centralized access to your
account information in real time right from your
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Corporate
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He Corporate Finance
unit at Citibank in Budapest offers a broad combination
of structured finance and advisory services to meet
the specialized requirements of its customers, from
accessing the capital markets to preparing for expansion
through acquisition. ››› |
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Trade Products: Trade Services and Trade Finance |
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We offer a whole range of trade
products to our customers. Beyond the traditional
trade service products (letter of credit, bank guarantee
and documentary collections), Citibank's trade finance
specialists' aim is to identify their customers
financing requirements and provide solutions, which
address their actual needs.
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Treasury |
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Supported by the unparalleled global
presence of our financial institution and local
expertise, our Treasury has gained a leading position
on the local market. ››› |
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Custody |
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Since 1992 Citibank
Securities Services has provided outstanding
custody services for non-resident, market leader
global custodians, broker companies of the highest
esteem and resident investors. ››› |
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| Citibank Hungary employee volunteers joined the sixth annual Citi Global Community Day |
October 27, 2011 //
On Saturday, October 22 Citibank Hungary employees joined Citi volunteers around the world to demonstrate their commitment to service during the company’s sixth annual “Global Community Day”. In 78 countries worldwide, more than 40,000 Citi employee volunteers participated in nearly 1,100 local service projects on this day. Citibank Hungary volunteers teamed up to run a revitalization project in a child care institution in Budapest. Read more ›› |
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| NESsT and Citibank Hungary launch
their 2011 For-Profit Social Enterprise Development Program |
October 26, 2011 //
Ten Hungarian social enterprises participate in the program
with a $10,000 grant for the two best to build their enterprise
NESsT and Citibank Hungary today announced the launch of their third joint social enterprise developing program in the for-profit sector. Ten businesses will be selected in a tender closing on November 14 to participate in this comprehensive management training and financing program. Applications of those businesses will be considered, which in addition to generating profit also aim to solve critical social problems by improving local communities through increased employment opportunities, access to health and education services, reduced energy and resource consumption, or other environmental programs. Read more ›› |
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| Citibank Launched New Mobile Solution: CitiDirect® BE Mobile |
October 24, 2011 //
Hungary's CitiDirect® Online Banking clients can now receive SMS alerts and authorize payments via their mobile phones
Citibank Hungary through its Global Transaction Services unit today announced the launch of CitiDirect® BE Mobile, a mobile browser-based application allowing clients to receive notifications and authorize payments using their mobile phones. ››› |
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| 15 thousand trees are planted this fall in Citibank's 2011 Plant-a-Tree Program |
October 20, 2011 //
Citibank Hungary is planting another 15,000 trees this Autumn in and around Budapest in a continuation of its Plant-a-Tree Program launched in 2008. At the launch of this initiative, Citibank promised to plant a tree for every one of its Consumer and SME customers who switches to paperless e-statements, driving environmental friendly behavior among its customers and playing its part in efforts to conserve the forests in partnership with customers, NGOs and forestry companies. ››› |
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