Australian prosecutors drop cartel charges against Citi, Deutsche Bank


Australian prosecutors have withdrawn all charges against Citigroup Inc, Deutsche Bank AG and four senior executives for allegedly colluding on a 2015 share sale, Australia's competition regulator said on Friday.

The charges were based on two of three "arrangements" allegedly made between Citigroup Global Markets Australia and other banks to collude as a cartel during the Australia and New Zealand Banking Group stock issue.

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