Citigroup Inc.
Performance · Fund vs SPY
Cumulative return · quarterly snapshotsCoverage 98%. 4 quarters of 2025 measured against SPY adj-close benchmark.
Why follow Citigroup Inc. right now?
Background
Citigroup Inc. is one of the largest US bank holding companies by assets, operating across institutional banking, wealth management, and consumer services globally. While Citigroup is best known as a commercial and investment banking institution, its 13F filings reveal a substantial managed-equity book that spans large-cap growth, ETF wrappers, and select opportunistic positions. The firm's disclosed equity portfolio — 174 holdings as of the latest filing — has generated a one-year return of +44.0%, representing +26.3% alpha over the S&P 500 in the same period. That is a meaningful outperformance gap, and the curator's note flags the mechanism plainly: tech mega-cap concentration has driven the result. Citigroup's equity book is not built for style-box purity; it is built around where the returns have been.
Current Portfolio Signal
The portfolio's top-of-book reads like a concentrated bet on the largest names in US technology. NVIDIA (NVDA) anchors the book at 5.8%, followed by Apple (AAPL) at 3.8% and Microsoft (MSFT) at 3.7%. Tesla (TSLA) sits at 2.4%, with Alphabet appearing twice — GOOGL at 2.1% and GOOG at 1.3% — giving the combined Alphabet position roughly 3.4% of the portfolio. Broadcom (AVGO) at 1.9% and Meta (META) at 1.5%…
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Source: 13F-HRRecent trades · Last 90 days
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Source data: SEC EDGAR · 13F-HR filings · Performance through 2025-12-31 · Last refreshed 03:16 UTC.