2017 Global Citizenship Report Executive Summary

Catalyzing Inclusive and Resilient Communities In our 2017 Global Citizenship Report 4 we include a sample of highlights that aims to provide insight into how we deploy our products, people and financial resources to serve as an engaged problem-solver in our community, promote economic mobility and create an economy where households at all income levels have the opportunity to succeed. Innovative Local Government and Community Change Agents Engaged more than 100 cities globally in advancing sustainability projects through the Financing Sustainable Cities Initiative supported by the Citi Foundation. Infrastructure Financed more than $7 billion in green building and sustainable transportation projects globally. Affordable Housing and Homeownership Provided more than $4.7 billion in loans for affordable housing projects in the U.S. Thriving Small Businesses Provided more than $11 billion in lending to small businesses in the U.S. Financial Inclusion Expanded our ATM Community Network to provide fee-waived access to more than 400,000 clients of minority-owned banks and credit unions in the U.S. Future of Work Invested more than $43 million by the Citi Foundation globally in preparing youth for the 21st century job market through Pathways to Progress. What’s Ahead Cross-sector partnerships remain an effective way to tackle a myriad of social and economic obstacles that prevent low-income communities and families from achieving financial security. We will continue to learn about and invest in the visions of NGOs that act as change agents in their communities and share what’s working and what’s not to accelerate progress in other communities. We will also work with municipali- ties and help support efforts that inform and improve service delivery and resident engagement to help cities run more effectively and provide economic opportunity for all. 4 http://www.citigroup.com/citi/about/citizenship/download/2017/2017_ citi_global_citizenship_report.pdf Citi 2017 Global Citizenship Report Executive Summary 25