Citigroup debuts on TSE as its CEO quits amid subprime woes

Citigroup debuts on TSE as its CEO quits amid subprime woes

TOKYO, Japan - Douglas Peterson, chief executive officer of Citigroup Japan Holdings Ltd., strikes the bell at the Tokyo Stock Exchange in Tokyo on Nov. 5 to celebrate the listing on the TSE's First Section. Citi's initial quote of 4,580 yen, reached about 20 minutes into the trading session, was up 5.7 percent from the reference price of 4,330 yen set by the TSE. The stock ended the morning session at 4,550 yen. (Kyodo)

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