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Kellum's Korner: Everyday people

Aug 07, 2006

Citigroup combines CitiMortgage and CitiFinancial MortgageMortgagePress.comCitiMortgage, CitiFinancial Mortgage, Citigroup Citigroup Inc. has combined its CitiMortgage Inc. and CitiFinancial Mortgage Inc. subsidiaries into a single entity under the CitiMortgage Inc. name. The newly combined company will now sell both prime and non-prime residential mortgages, whereas before the merge, CitiMortgage Inc. specialized in only prime residential mortgages, while CitiFinancial Mortgage Inc. specialized in non-prime residential mortgages. "This customer-focused initiative provides consumers, brokers and correspondents with a broader range of products across a wider credit spectrum," said Carl Levinson, president and CEO of Citigroup Inc.'s Consumer Lending Group, of which CitiMortgage Inc. is a part. "More simply put, it will be easier and more convenient for customers to do business with us." Citigroup Inc. is a financial services company based in New York. For more information, call (800) 285-3000 or visit www.citigroup.com. CitiMortgage Inc. is a prime and non-prime residential mortgage lender based in Frederick, Md. For more information, call (800) 667-8424 or visit www.citimortgage.com.
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