CitiCapital Commercial Corporation

CitiCapital Commercial Corporation was a division under Citigroup that specialized in commercial finance services. Here are some key points about the company:

Services Offered: CitiCapital offered a variety of financing solutions, including equipment leasing, commercial real estate loans, vendor finance, and other tailored financial products for businesses. They served a wide range of industries, including healthcare, transportation, manufacturing, and construction.
Client Base: The company catered to both small and large businesses, providing customized financial products to meet the specific needs and growth objectives of their clients.
Acquisitions and Changes: CitiCapital went through various changes over the years, including acquisitions and restructuring within Citigroup. In 2008, Citigroup decided to exit the CitiCapital business, and its significant portions were sold off. For example, GE Capital acquired many of CitiCapital's businesses.
Parent Company: Being a part of Citigroup, CitiCapital benefited from the backing and resources of one of the world's largest financial services organizations. This affiliation allowed clients access to a broad spectrum of financial products and services beyond what CitiCapital itself directly provided.
Market Strategy: The company often employed a vendor finance strategy, aligning closely with equipment manufacturers and vendors to offer financing solutions directly at the point of sale, which facilitated better integration into business operations for their clients.

Ultimately, CitiCapital was known for its role in providing robust commercial finance solutions to its client base but underwent significant changes as Citigroup restructured its business operations over time.

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