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C
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C

Citigroup Inc.
Financials
Congressional Trades
105
by 14 members
Ticker disclosure brief

Congressional disclosure records for C

A ticker-first view of recent disclosures, reported ranges, filing lags, party aggregates, federal awards, lobbying records, and source-linked receipts.

Latest receipt
Ro Khanna
BUY · 2026-06-30
Largest range
$500K – $1.0M
Kevin Hern
Longest observed gap
347d
Julia Letlow
Highest 30d vs SPY
98.9%
Ro Khanna
Purchase rows
51
49%
Sale rows
41
39%
Disclosed midpoint
$5.1M
range estimate
Unique Traders
14
members
Disclosure timing method

Observed filing gaps are not notice-date findings

The reporting deadline is the earlier of 30 days after notice or 45 days after the transaction. Public disclosure rows provide transaction and filing dates, but do not establish when a member received notice. PoliWealth therefore marks only transaction-to-filing gaps over 45 days as an apparent delay for review; 31–45 day gaps are not labeled late from transaction date alone.

Party Breakdown

Democrats60 · 57%
Republicans45 · 43%

Lobbying filings

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  • 2026-04-20$1.5M
    CITIGROUP WASHINGTON INC.
    Met with the House and Senate on preemption issues Met with the House and Senate on issues impacting large global banks Met with the House and Senate on digital assets Met with the House and Senate on sanctions legislation Met with the House and Senate on market regulations Met with the House and Senate on bank capital regulations Met with the House and Senate on credit card pricing Met with the House and Senate on AML regulations Met with the House and Senate on geopolitical issues impacting the global economy, including China Met with the House and Senate on proposals related to outbound investment Met with the House and Senate on artificial intelligence Met with the House and Senate on fair access to banking issues and legislative proposals Met with the House and Senate on cybersecurity issues Met with the House and Senate on interchange issues/previously introduced Credit Card Competition Act Met with the House and Senate on bank supervision issues Met with the House and Senate on
  • 2026-04-20$110K
    CITIGROUP WASHINGTON INC.
    Provide strategic counsel and advocate on issues related to financial services
  • 2026-04-20$80K
    CITIGROUP WASHINGTON INC
    Issues related to banking and financial services; S.2999, Main Street Depositor Protection Act; H.R.6644, 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act; H. R. 3633- Market Structure Clarity Act.
  • 2026-04-20$60K
    CITIGROUP WASHINGTON INC.
    Financial services related issues
  • 2026-04-20$60K
    CITIGROUP WASHINGTON INC.
    Issues related to tax reform. Tax incentives for renewable energy. Issues related to the implementation of HR. 1, One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Issues affecting large global banks including data security, data privacy, payments system integrity, digital assets, outbound investment and deposit insurance. Issues related to credit card competition. H.R.3655, Digital Market Clarity Act of 2025. Issues related to the implementation of the Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins (GENIUS) Act. S.2381/H.R.1944, the 10 Percent Credit Card Interest Rate Cap Act. Issues related to international trade. Issues related to international economic sanctions.
  • 2026-04-19$60K
    CITIGROUP WASHINGTON INC.
    issues surrounding the six-year joint review of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA)
  • 2026-04-17$50K
    CITIGROUP WASHINGTON INC.
    Regulatory oversight and reform issues. Legislation related to cryptocurrency and stablecoin. Issues related to interest rate caps. Issues related to international taxation, taxation of the financial sector and remittances.
  • 2026-01-20$1.3M
    CITIGROUP WASHINGTON INC.
    Met with the House and Senate on preemption issues Met with the House and Senate on issues impacting large global banks Met with the House and Senate on digital assets Met with the House and Senate on sanctions legislation Met with the House and Senate on market regulations Met with the House and Senate on bank capital regulations Met with the House and Senate on credit card pricing Met with the House and Senate on AML regulations Met with the House and Senate on geopolitical issues impacting the global economy, including China Met with the House and Senate on proposals related to outbound investment Met with the House and Senate on artificial intelligence Met with the House and Senate on fair access to banking issues and legislative proposals Met with the House and Senate on cybersecurity issues Met with the House and Senate on interchange issues/previously introduced Credit Card Competition Act Met with the House and Senate on bank supervision issues Met with the House and Senate on
  • 2026-01-20$110K
    CITIGROUP WASHINGTON INC.
    Provide strategic counsel and advocate on issues related to financial services
  • 2026-01-20$70K
    CITIGROUP WASHINGTON INC.
    Tax issues affecting financial services.
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All Disclosed Trades

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DateMemberActionAmountObserved GapReceipt
2025-06-18RShelley CapitoPARTIAL_SELL$1K – $15K17dreceipt →
2025-06-18RShelley CapitoPARTIAL_SELL$1K – $15K16dreceipt →
2025-06-18RShelley CapitoPARTIAL_SELL$1K – $15K16dreceipt →
2025-04-21RBruce WestermanSELL$1K – $15K22dreceipt →
2025-04-15DRo KhannaBUY$15K – $50K27dreceipt →
2025-04-23DRo KhannaBUY$15K – $50K19dreceipt →
2025-04-09DRo KhannaSELL$1K – $15K33dreceipt →
2025-04-15DRo KhannaBUY$15K – $50K27dreceipt →
2025-04-21RBruce WestermanSELL$1K – $15K21dreceipt →
2025-04-16DRo KhannaBUY$100K – $250K26dreceipt →
2025-04-16DRo KhannaBUY$100K – $250K26dreceipt →
2025-04-23DRo KhannaBUY$15K – $50K19dreceipt →
2025-04-09DRo KhannaSELL$1K – $15K33dreceipt →
2025-04-21RBruce WestermanSELL$1K – $15K21dreceipt →
2025-03-24DGeorge WhitesidesSELL$15K – $50K30dreceipt →
2025-03-03RBruce WestermanBUY$1K – $15K44dreceipt →
2025-03-03RBruce WestermanBUY$1K – $15K44dreceipt →
2025-03-12DRo KhannaSELL$15K – $50K29dreceipt →
2025-03-12DRo KhannaSELL$15K – $50K29dreceipt →
2025-03-24DGeorge WhitesidesSELL$15K – $50K0dreceipt →
2025-01-22DRo KhannaSELL$1K – $15K15dreceipt →
2025-01-22DRo KhannaSELL$1K – $15K15dreceipt →
2024-11-19RMichael McCaulBUY$50K – $100K27dreceipt →
2024-11-19RMichael McCaulBUY$1K – $15K27dreceipt →
2024-11-19RMichael McCaulBUY$50K – $100K27dreceipt →

“Observed gap” is the calendar distance from transaction date to filing date; only gaps over 45 days receive an apparent-delay marker.