Citigroup debuts on TSE as its CEO quits amid subprime woes

TOKYO, Japan - Atsushi Saito (L), president of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, and Douglas Peterson, chief executive officer of Citigroup Japan Holdings Ltd., shake hands during a ceremony at the TSE in Tokyo on Nov. 5 to celebrate the U.S. financial giant's listing on the TSE's First Section.

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