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Citigroup's epic $500 mn blunder ends in legal victory for the bank

A federal appeals court saved Citigroup Inc. from an epic blunder, rejecting a ruling that Revlon creditors could keep more than half a billion dollars the bank accidentally sent them

Citigroup has set a bid deadline next week for its Indian consumer assets, which could be valued about $2 billion in a sale, the people said.
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Chief Executive Officer Jane Fraser called it a “massive unforced error” and showed examples of manual processes that needed to be automated.

Chris Dolmetsch, Katherine Doherty and Bob Van Voris | Bloomberg
A federal appeals court saved Citigroup Inc. from an epic blunder that became the talk of Wall Street, rejecting a ruling that Revlon Inc. creditors could keep more than half a billion dollars the bank accidentally sent them. 

After a decision process one expert compared to “The Twilight Zone,” a trio of judges in Manhattan on Thursday overturned the trial court’s surprise decision early last year that the lenders -- which include Brigade Capital Management LP, HPS Investment Partners LLC and Symphony Asset Management -- didn’t have to return $504 million the bank mistakenly wired them in 2020. 

The appellate
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