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PRESS RELEASE October 26, 2004

CITIGROUP AND HKUST TO HOST SECOND

CITIGROUP INTERNATIONAL CASE COMPETITION IN

HONG KONG

FREDERICK MA, HK SECRETARY FOR FINANCIAL SERVICES AND THE TREASURY, TO GIVE WELCOME ADDRESS TO VISITING INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT STUDENTS

Hong Kong, October 26, 2004 - Citigroup and Hong Kong University of Science and

Technology (HKUST) announced today that they will host the second Citigroup International Case Competition 2004 from October 26-30. The event will bring to Hong Kong 17 teams of outstanding students from around the world to compete on a real-life business case situated in Asia and provide recommendations on important issues and challenges facing the company involved. From receiving the case to presenting their ideas, each team has a maximum of 36 hours. The case will remain confidential until the formal competition begins on the evening of October 28, 2004.

Branded as an event to showcase Hong Kong as an international center for intellectual exchange, the competition’s four-day program will feature a number of high-profile speakers. Frederick Ma, Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury, HKSAR Government, and Robert Morse, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Global Corporate and Investment Banking Group, Citigroup Asia Pacific, will be the keynote speakers, respectively, for the opening and closing ceremonies. Incorporated in the program is a day for the students to visit Citigroup Hong Kong. Citigroup’s senior

management and regional economists together with a business professor from the HKUST will present to and discuss with students the current market trends and business

opportunities in Asia.

The first competition held in 2003 faced the challenge of convincing universities and students to visit Hong Kong following the SARS epidemic. Following the success of last year’s event also held in October, which students and their administrators rated one of the best on the academic case competition circuit for the quality of the environment and the cross-cultural learning opportunities, more teams applied for this year’s competition than could be accommodated, according to HKUST.

This year’s case has been developed by a team of professors at the HKUST Business School, led by its Associate Dean Kar Yan Tam, especially for the competition. Team performances will be evaluated by a judging panel of 16 members. Among them are four HKUST professors, two from the management of the case company, four representatives from Citigroup, and six senior business representatives from different industries.

“Citigroup is dedicated to community service, taking a lead role in the local community and making a positive difference in the communities where we work and live. The Citigroup International Case Competition is one of the initiatives we have taken to help develop future business leaders and provide a forum for international cultural exchange.” said Catherine Weir, Head of Greater China, Global Corporate and Investment Banking Group, Citigroup. “In April 2004, Citigroup announced that the Citigroup Foundation has made an

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unprecedented 10-year, US$200 million commitment to support and promote financial education programs around the world. Over the next ten years, Citigroup will touch the lives of millions of people by supporting financial education that will help them achieve their dreams. This is an important long-term initiative that builds on our proud history of financial education and volunteerism.”

Dean K.C. Chan of the HKUST Business School said, "We are very pleased to see the overwhelming response the competition has received this year. These enrichment activities are very valuable for developing students’ various interpersonal skills and have allowed them to gain international exposure. Furthermore, hosting an international event of this scale allows us to put Hong Kong on the world map of higher educational exchange

activities. We would like to take this opportunity to thank Citigroup for their generous support and commitment to educating the next generation.“

Most of the programs of the case competition will take place at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology from October 26-30, 2004, with the exceptions of the Opening Dinner, which will be held at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center and a half-day educational reception at Citigroup’s offices.

Participating Teams

1.Carnegie Mellon University, USA

2.Copenhagen Business School, Denmark 3.Fudan University, PRC

4.Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong SAR

5.Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey (ITESM), Mexico 6.McGill University, Canada

7.National University of Singapore, Singapore 8.Peking University, PRC

9.Thammasat University, Thailand 10.Tsinghua University, PRC

11.Universita' Commerciale L. Bocconi, Italy 12.University of California at Berkeley, USA 13.University of Navarra, Spain

14.University of Texas at Austin, USA (2003 Competition Winners) 15.University of Washington, USA

16.University of Western Ontario, Canada 17.Yonsei University, South Korea

Schedule of Key Events

October, 26 2004

Evening

<<Open to media>>

Opening Dinner at HK Convention and Exhibition Center

Keynote speech by Frederick Ma, Secretary for Financial

Services and the Treasurer, the Government of the HKSAR

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Morning

Visit hosted by Citigroup

Presentations and Panel Discussion Featuring

October 30, 2004

Morning Preliminary rounds of case competition in the morning Afternoon

<<Open to media>> Final round of case competition in the afternoon at HKUST Evening Closing Dinner and Awards Presentation at HKUST

Keynote speech by Robert Morse, Managing Director and

Chief Executive Officer, Global Corporate and Investment Banking Group, Citigroup Asia Pacific

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