Citigroup’s Fujita Resigns as Japan Vice Chairman, Memo Shows

By
Takahiko Hyuga
and
Daisuke Sakai

Tsutomu Fujita has resigned as Citigroup Inc.’s vice chairman in Japan, ceasing to be an employee of the U.S. bank where he’s worked for 16 years, according to an internal memo obtained by Bloomberg.

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