Citigroup has reversed its policy restricting banking services to retail clients selling firearms, ending the practice that ...

Citigroup has reversed its policy restricting banking services to retail clients selling firearms ... basis of political affiliation." “These changes reinforce our commitment to serve all ...

“We also will no longer have a specific policy as it relates to firearms,” the company said in a statement Tuesday. “The policy was intended to promote the adoption of best sales practices ...

He said Citibank no longer has a policy regarding firearms sales in the United States ... to ensure compliance," Skyler said. "These changes reinforce our commitment to serve all clients fairly ...

Citigroup on Tuesday said it was dropping a 2018 policy that placed restrictions on offering banking services to retail clients selling firearms.

Several years after major bankers put onerous restrictions on firearms sellers ... “We will see if this is a substantive change in policy or just a superficial change while Citigroup continues ...

The policy was intended to promote the adoption of best sales practices as prudent risk management and didn’t address the manufacturing of firearms.” In March 2018, Citibank announced a company-wide ...

The president has fueled allegations that banks discriminate on political grounds.

Reaction to Citi's changes was mixed. The Second Amendment Foundation, a nonprofit organization that supports gun rights, took the opportunity to criticize Citi's 2018 firearms sales policy while also ...

The policy was intended to promote the adoption of best sales practices as prudent risk management and didn’t address the manufacturing of firearms.” In March 2018, Citibank announced a ...

Citigroup C0.93%increase; green up pointing triangle took a stand in America’s gun debate seven years ago ... Now, the bank is dropping the policy.