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Safeguard your P-Card by taking the following precautions:
- Do not give your card number to anyone (other than for official business transaction).
- Do not photocopy your card.
- Do not include your full card number in any email correspondence.
Items that can be purchased with your P-Card include:
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- Travel/Entertainment (i.e., airline, car rental, lodging)
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It is the cardholder’s responsibility to reconcile and obtain full approval of credit card transactions in the Statewide Financial System. The transactions will be available to act upon 1-3 business days after making the charges. It is important to follow internal procedures for retaining supporting documentation for the procurement record such as proof of receipt, which may be in the form of packing slips, or invoices with initials and/ or comments, or some other indication that the products/services have been satisfactorily received.
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- Your supervisor will complete the “Supervisor Information” section and send it to your agency liaison for approval and signature. The agency liaison submits the application to the BSC.
- The BSC will process the form and order the card from Citibank.
- Your new card goes to the work address indicated on the application within 6-12 business days* after we receive your completed paperwork. The packet will come from the BSC.
The agency liaison submits the application to the BSC.
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*When you receive your new card, be sure to activate the card and set up your PIN number, so your card is ready to use. You should also register your card online by following the instructions below. This allows you to view and download your monthly statements and review recent activity on your account.
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- While traveling and upon return, review your statements and charges online.
- ONLY use your card for business expenses.
- If your card is declined, contact Citibank immediately to see what the issue is and if the charge can go through.
- If you change agencies, you will need to cancel your current card, destroy it, and submit an application for a new one with your new agency.
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- Citibank sends your new card to the BSC, and we process it and confirm that an acknowledgment form1 is on file.
- Four to six weeks before your card expires you will receive an email requesting your current mailing address and an acknowledgment form if needed.
- Once you respond with the requested information, we mail your renewal card to you.
Note: Cards that were not activated or have limits set to $0 are not renewed automatically. Please contact your agency liaison if you need to renew one of these types of cards.
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Most health insurance plans now cover prescription birth control, annual wellness exams, and HIV and STD screenings with no copay, and many other services with some copay required. Contact your health insurance company directly to confirm that the services you need are covered and what, if any, out of pocket costs you are required to pay.
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All PPGNY health centers are ADA accessible. We accommodate patients who require assistance, including individuals with wheelchairs, for all appointment types.
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You can fill your birth control prescriptions at our health center instead of the pharmacy. All business hours.
Specialty Services
You may be able to get your birth control pills mailed to you. Ask the health center staff for more information.
Pills by Mail is available at this health center — a service that delivers birth control pills to your home each month. Ask the health center staff for more information.
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With or without insurance, you can always come to us for your health care.
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If you need emergency contraception (AKA the morning after pill), you can walk in anytime we’re open.
You are welcome to walk in any time the Health Center is open to make an appointment or see if there is a same day appointment available. If you have the time to wait, we will make every effort to fit you in the same day. If we can’t see you, we will give you the first priority appointment available.
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If you are experiencing a fever OR cough OR shortness of breath OR sore throat, please do not come to our health centers. Patients being seen for in-person visits must wear a face covering. We do not offer COVID testing in any of our health centers at this time. For information on testing, call 1-888-364-3065.
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Conspiracy Theorists Ask ‘Who Owns the New York Fed?’ Here’s the Answer.
The question comes from foil-hatted conspiracists, good government advocates, and sober academics: Who owns the New York Federal Reserve Bank?
Under the Federal Reserve Act of 1913, each of the 12 regional reserve banks of the Federal Reserve System is owned by its member banks, who originally ponied up the capital to keep them running.
The number of capital shares they subscribe to is based upon a percentage of each member bank’s capital and surplus.
But the New York Fed – by far the most important of the regional banks – as a matter of policy has previously not disclosed the capital share holdings of its 70-plus member banks.
A New York Fed spokeswoman in September declined to comment on the record about the matter.
“To the best of my knowledge, we haven’t had a handle on who owns the capital stock of the New York Fed,” says Connie Razza, chief of campaign and policy at the Center for Popular Democracy, an advocacy group that has pushed for greater transparency.
Now, thanks to a Freedom of Information Act request filed late last year by Institutional Investor, we know the truth.
II asked the New York Fed for the capital stock holdings of its members as of year-end 2018, as well as for each year going back to 2007. The bank responded with copies of what it calls its Capital Stock Master Report, a compendium of shareholdings of member banks, for each of those years.
The big reveal for year-end 2018: Citibank, the No. 1 institution on the roster, held 87.9 million New York Federal Reserve Bank shares – or 42.8 percent of the total.
The No.
2 holder stockholder was JPMorgan Chase Bank, with 60.6 million shares, equal to 29.5 percent of the total. In other words, the two banks together control nearly three-quarters of the regional bank’s capital shares.
But does share ownership matter?
Each bank, after all, has only one vote when it comes to electing bank directors (their only shareholder responsibility) regardless of stock holdings. And New York Fed shares cannot be traded, shorted, or pledged as collateral.
Nobody is getting rich owning the New York Fed’s stock. The shares long paid a dividend of 6 percent. But that payout was amended in 2016; now, members with more than $10.7 billion in assets, like Citibank and JPMorgan, receive the lesser of the 6 percent dividend or the high yield of the most recent 10-year Treasury auction rate – 1.62 percent as of earlier this year.
From Citibank and JPMorgan, there is a steep drop off in shareholdings. Bulge bracket rivals hold far fewer shares, with Morgan Stanley Bank owning 4.
8 million and its affiliate Morgan Stanley Private Bank 2.8 million shares, for a combined 3.7 percent stake in the New York Fed.
Goldman Sachs Bank USA owned 8.3 million shares, equal to 4 percent of the total, and Bank of New York Mellon held 7.2 million shares, or 3.5 percent.
It may surprise observers that some big holders are affiliates of foreign banks: HSBC Bank USA, part of London-based HSBC Holdings PLC, owned 12.6 million shares, or 6.1 percent, of the New York Fed’s total. Deutsche Bank Trust Co. Americas was the owner of 1.7 million shares, and Deutsche Bank Trust Company 60,678 shares, for a combined 0.87 percent stake.
Mizuho Bank (USA), an affiliate of Tokyo-based Mizuho Financial Group, owned 819,344 shares. Industrial & Commercial Bank of China held 221,278 shares.
There are scores of smaller owners, from Bank of Cattaraugus, which held 180 shares, to Cayuga Lake National Bank, with 375.
Still, it serves as yet another red flag for those concerned with the power of too-big-to-fail banks that the top two banks hold nearly three-quarters of the New York Fed’s capital shares.
“It’s surprising to see how concentrated it is,” says Razza. That lopsided ownership hasn’t changed much since the financial crisis: In 2007 JPMorgan owned 41.7 percent of the New York Fed’s shares and Citibank 36.6 percent, a combined 78.3 percent.
The amount of share ownership plays no explicit role in the complex electoral system that determines the make-up of the New York Fed’s board.
A refresher: The nine-person NYFRB board is divided into three classes of three members each.
Banks elect three class A directors to represent their own interests. The same banks also elect three class B directors to represent the interests of the public. The three class C directors, including the New York Fed’s chairperson and deputy chairperson, are also designated to represent the public interest and are selected by the Federal Reserve Board of Governors in Washington.
One mystery is why the New York Fed would not freely disclose stock ownership to begin with, given that the information can be estimated with some accuracy using public data from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
and other sources.
The peculiarity of these board elections may endow New York Fed stock ownership with more importance than is initially apparent, says economics professor Andrew Levin of Dartmouth College.
The member banks are divided into three categories – group one for banks with more than $2 billion in capital and surplus (like Citibank and Goldman Sachs Bank), group two for those with between $40 million and $2 billion (like Safra National Bank of New York and Bessemer Trust Company) and group three for banks with less than $40 million (like Tioga State Bank, and Brown Brothers Harriman National Trust).
Group one banks vote for one particular designated class A director as well as one class B director. The group two and group three banks similarly vote for one class A and class B director each.
“Given that the ballot has invariably had only a single candidate for each director, there’s room for doubt about whether some big banks might be playing a key role behind the scenes in selecting those candidates,” says Levin, who has served as a special advisor to the Federal Reserve Board in Washington.
“There needs to be greater transparency about how that candidate is selected.”
Levin adds: “No one knows whether the selection process may be subject to pressures or influences behind the scenes.” The process, he says, is “like a Soviet election.”
Why is the New York Fed freely disclosing the shareholding figures now?
The bank, as a privately-owned institution, says on its website that it is not subject to FOIA requests like that made by Institutional Investor – although it says it will seek to comply with the spirit of the law, which it did in this case.
Following the blowback from the 2008/09 financial crisis, there has been a reassessment of the New York Fed’s reflexive cloak of secretiveness, both internally and on the part of legislators. The opacity of the Wall Street bailout, via its takeover of American International Group, in particular elicited calls for more transparency.
The bank has moved toward greater openness.
Minutes of New York Fed board meetings, for example, are now published – though often heavily redacted and long after the fact. The bank also releases the minutes of various advisory committee meetings that the New York Fed president oversees to keep apprised of market and economic developments. The daily schedules of the president are published too.
In the service of increased transparency, the New York Fed tracked on its website the process it was undertaking to select a new president in 2018, explaining with some detail the qualifications it was seeking, naming the search firms it had engaged, and detailing the winnowing of candidates. Critics applauded.
And the newly elected New York Fed president, former San Francisco Fed president John Williams, in one of his first statements pledged openness and transparency.
“The Fed is facing a difficult challenge,” says George Selgin, director of the Center for Monetary and Financial Alternatives at the Cato Institute in Washington, D.
C. “It’s trying to become more transparent while its operations become more complex. That’s difficult trick to pull off.”
There may just be other forces at work.
Wall Street bashed Williams for an early communications misstep. Turmoil in the repo market hasn’t helped his standing.
A tide of Twitter-based criticism from the White House may be having an impact. President Donald Trump criticized the Fed as “boneheads” for not reducing the Federal Funds target rate further than it has, and singled out Williams for ridicule.
In sum, the central bank’s independence is being challenged.
The New York Fed needs goodwill right now. Opening the books on who owns its stock is not a bad way of getting some.
TOP-10 global banks for family businesses in 2016 Articles
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Key Representative: Sara Ferrari, Head of Global Family Office Group
This legendary Swiss bank is a solid leader in the quality of financial services for family businesses.
The dedicated UBS Global Family Office Group is designed for large companies whose needs can be compared to those of institutional investors.
UBS’ most desirable clients are corporate clients, who are often assisted by the bank in initial public offerings (IPOs) and mergers and acquisitions (M&As).
The bank’s clients often require non-standard solutions, as well as high-quality financial consulting, investment and risk management specialists – which is exactly what this Swiss bank is known for. At the same time, UBS always emphasizes that it is committed to long-term cooperation with family companies.
2nd place – JP Morgan
US JP Morgan, like most private banks, seeks to use its global infrastructure to manage both its clients’ businesses and their personal assets. Here, not only financial consultants, but also tax specialists and lawyers are at the service of businessmen.
This bank will help companies effectively build a rational tax policy, issue and control their own shares, create a pension fund for employees, and also advise on the best option for charitable donations.
One of JP Morgan’s main goals is to preserve the wealth of clients, for which appropriate solutions are offered, for example, to freeze the value of assets, reduce their taxable value or transfer future income to beneficiaries.
3rd place – HSBC
Key Representative: Bernard Rennel, Head of Private Banking Asia Pacific, Head of Family Business Services
HSBC UK’s private banking tradition spans almost 70 years of helping its clients close successful deals that ensure generational continuity in the common cause.
The Bank actively uses its global presence to provide clients with access to international markets. In practice, this means that the retail, commercial and investment teams work together to provide the client with a service tailored to their needs.
70 years of experience also ensures that clients can avoid certain mistakes, including in financial control and auditing, as well as focusing on purely financial decisions, forgetting about the “human” factor and the opinion of all family members, even in the most important issues .
Family business offices now located in London, Miami, Geneva and Macau (China).
4th place – Citibank
Key Representative: James Holder, Head of Family Business Services, Regional Head for Northern Europe
At US Citibank, private banking is combined with institutional-level access to global expertise, strategies and shared services.
The bank’s offer includes brokerage services, investment management, lending, basic banking services, trust funds, so-called “secure custody” services and a wide range of consulting products.
At the same time, a separate manager works with each client, regardless of what kind of service the businessman is interested in, which significantly saves the time required for a “new” person to delve into all the details of the company’s activities.
Clients are also offered highly specialized strategies tailored to the specifics of their business.
5th place – Deutsche Bank
Key Representative: Rolf Bauer, Head of Family Business at AWM
The largest German bank Deutsche Bank has long been working with representatives of German family companies and even sponsors their annual survey along with the Federation of German Industry (BDI).
The Deutsche Asset Wealth Management (AWM) division employs many experts from a wide range of fields who offer bank clients assistance in managing both their company and assets, such as real estate. A range of standard and original lending solutions are available to clients wishing to purchase additional assets.
For especially important clients, investment and loan products can be extended to include their families or business partners.
The strategy of the private banking department focuses on key market niches, where it offers advisory banking services to wealthy private and business clients.
6th place – Pictet & Cie
Key Representative: Gregoire Imfeld, Head of Family Business
This Swiss bank is said to be “a family bank that understands the family business well”. The bank was founded in 19century and still remains a family business, unlike other credit institutions from this rating.
The partnership at Pictet & Cie has been passed down for nine generations, so the bank is proud to be able to understand the value of independence and entrepreneurial spirit within a family business.
During its existence, the bank has developed its own schemes for the successful management of business clients’ finances and offers asset management products, including through funds, “secure custody” and trading instruments based on a deep corporate banking culture.
Bank is known for its careful attitude to customers and professional team.
7th place – Standard Chartered
Key Representative: Stephen Richards-Evans, Head of Private Banking and Ultra Rich Services
British Standard Chartered is focused mainly on business in emerging markets, since historically it is a so-called “merchant” bank, which is beneficial to family companies with an appropriate profile.
That is, this bank will be a good choice for a company whose personal and business interests are inextricably linked with trade. In particular, Standard Chartered offers services in corporate finance, mergers and acquisitions, business management, liquidity release and risk diversification.
The bank also has investment management specialists and professional advisors and fund managers, including those with a focus on philanthropy.
In addition, Standard Chartered assists clients with trust funds in Singapore and Guernsey (Channel Islands).
8 seat – Societe Generale Private Banking
Key Representative: Galeazzo Pechori Giraldi, Head of Global Private Investment Banking
This French bank has been accompanying many family businesses through the most important moments of their careers and key times for their business for many years, helping their clients to build a system of asset management in such a way that they pass them on to future generations of their families.
And the Societe Generale private investment banking division provides its clients, regardless of the size of their business, with access to all investment and banking instruments.
For family companies, there are separate offices with experienced professionals in this field – in Paris, London, Geneva, Milan, Madrid and Frankfurt.
This bank also serves very large clients doing business throughout Europe.
9th place – Royal Bank of Canada
Key Representative: Mark Fell, Head of Wealth Services
This Canadian bank has managed to build long-term business relationships with family companies around the world, for which the key criterion in favor of choosing this particular bank is access to its core services – high-quality investment management, asset management, work with capital markets, storage and maintenance of assets, as well as traditional banking.
Royal Bank of Canada is one of the world’s leading specialists in trust funds, investments and loan products. It is also known for its strong capital, which guarantees its stable operation, and attracts many clients with the stability of the Canadian banking system as a whole, which experts at the World Economic Forum in Davos have recognized for several years as the “healthiest” in the world.
The Bank is also a partner of the Family Companies Fund, which supports the continuity of generations in business.
10th place – BNY Mellon
Key Representative: Erich Smith, Executive Director, Head of Family Business Services
Initially, this bank was not included in those 22 credit institutions, from which respondents had to choose the best bank for running a family business, but there were so many requests for it that it still had to be included in the rating.
American BNY Mellon has been in wealth management for over 200 years and now offers a wide range of services in this area – investment and retirement planning, private banking, lending, insurance and much more.
This bank is known for its comprehensive approach to customer service. Among its employees there are consultants in law and accounting, which allows to develop more complex solutions for the family business – for example, when it is sold or transferred.
In addition, the bank is engaged in trust funds, property management, charitable donations – and is generally committed to long-term cooperation with several generations of the same family.
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Vladimir | A video has been published on the Internet of how the police take the invader out of Citibank in Moscow
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Aram Petrosyan during the hostage-taking at CitibankPhoto: Viktor GUSEYNOV
Ruined businessman who threatened with a dummy bomb was then taken away for interrogation
The first footage from the scene of the capture of a Citibank branch in the center of Moscow appeared on the Internet. The footage shows a man who has surrendered to police being taken out of the building. Then he was taken away for interrogation by the Federal Security Service.
The police takes the invader out of the bank: footage from the spot. A man who threatened to blow himself up and the hostages in a Moscow bank turned himself in to police. On Wednesday evening, on Bolshaya Nikitskaya Street, a man broke into the ba…
Recall that the hostage-taker with the “bomb” in the box turned out to be a ruined businessman Aram Petrosyan. At around 7 pm on Wednesday, he entered the Citibank building on Bolshaya Nikitskaya Street and, threatening to blow himself up, took four people hostage.
After lengthy negotiations, he released all his captives one by one and surrendered himself to the police. The “bomb” he threatened turned out to be a fake. No harm done.
Sasha PYATNITSKAYA
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The man who took hostages in the capital’s Citibank will be tested for sanity
Terrorist Aram Petrosyan, who took hostages in the Citibank branch on Bolshaya Nikitskaya, is likely to undergo a psychiatric examination at the Serbsky Institute of Forensic Psychiatry,
20:08 08/25/2016 33Live.
Ru – Vladimir
The dark past of the Citibank hijacker revealed
Aram Petrosyan’s friend said that the hijacker spent time in an Armenian prison A friend of the hijacker said that Aram Petrosyan received a term for illegal possession of weapons.
20:08 25.08.2016 33Live.Ru – Vladimir
Mistress spoke about the motives of the Citibank hijacker
Aram Petrosyan’s ex-girlfriend called the seizure a planned action Oksana, a resident of the Moscow region, suggested that it was easier for the hijacker to serve time in prison than to pay off all creditors.
17:08 25.08.2016 33Live.Ru – Vladimir
Ex-lover reveals motives behind Citibank hijacker
Aram Petrosyan’s ex-girlfriend called the seizure a planned action Oksana, a resident of the Moscow region, suggested that it was easier for the hijacker to serve time in prison than to pay off all creditors.
17:08 25.
08.2016 33Live.Ru – Vladimir
The Citibank invader was called a charming romantic
Aram Petrosyan’s acquaintance told why she lent him a large sum of money According to Valeria Struts, a resident of the Moscow region,
16:12 08/25/2016 33Live.Ru – Vladimir
Citibank hijacker pleaded guilty
Aram Petrosyan confessed during interrogation Aram Petrosyan, suspected of taking hostages in a Citibank branch located in the center of Moscow, fully admitted his guilt during interrogation,
14:31 25.08.2016 33Live.Ru – Vladimir
The bank hijacker in the center of Moscow pleaded guilty
The attacker will be charged in the near future
On Thursday, August 25, businessman Aram Petrosyan, who seized a branch of Citibank in the center of Moscow, fully admitted his guilt during interrogation.
14:08 25.08.2016 Komsomolskaya Pravda – Vladimir
Citibank hijacker was hiding from a female creditor
Aram Petrosyan has not appeared in Mozhaisk for a long time because of unpaid debts Aram Petrosyan’s firm LLC “Mozhaisk Experimental Mechanical Enterprise”, located in the Moscow region, has not been operating for more than a year and a half.
11:31 25.08.2016 33Live.Ru – Vladimir
Citibank hijacker hiding from female creditors
Aram Petrosyan hasn’t been in Mozhaisk for a long time because of unpaid debts Aram Petrosyan’s company Mozhaisk Experimental Mechanical Enterprise LLC, located in the Moscow region, has not been operating for more than a year and a half.
11:31 25.08.2016 33Live.Ru – Vladimir
Citibank office hijacker: I didn’t mean to kill
Attacker says he was trying to draw public attention to his problem
Capital entrepreneur Aram Petrosyan, who took hostages in the Moscow branch of Citibank,
09:11 25.08.2016 Komsomolskaya Pravda – Vladimir
Citibank hijacker may avoid jail
However, Aram Petrosyan may be reclassified as a criminal article According to the law, an attacker who released the hostages on his own or at the request of the police,
08:31 25.
08.2016 33Live.Ru – Vladimir
A video has been published on the Internet of how the police take the invader out of Citibank in Moscow
Aram Petrosyan during the hostage-taking in CitibankPhoto: Viktor GUSEINOV A bankrupt businessman who threatened with a dummy bomb,
05:13 08/25/2016 Komsomolskaya Pravda – Vladimir
A man who seized a Citibank branch in Moscow is being interrogated by FSB officers
Aram Petrosyan during the hostage-taking at CitibankPhoto: Viktor GUSEINOV The Federal Security Service may be investigating the case
Man,
04:16 25.08.2016 Komsomolskaya Pravda – Vladimir
A man who seized a Citibank branch in Moscow can escape punishment
Ruined businessman Aram Petrosyan
Citibank hijacker releases third hostage
At the moment, snipers have arrived at the captured credit organization Aram Petrosyan, who seized Citibank in Moscow, released the third hostage, RIA Novosti reports.
22:31 24.08.2016 33Live.Ru – Vladimir
The invader of Citibank was called insane
The psychiatrist commented on the manifesto of Aram Petrosyan, who attacked a credit organization in Moscow According to the psychiatrist, Aram Petrosyan, who seized Citibank in the center of Moscow, is insane.
22:31 24.08.2016 33Live.Ru – Vladimir
Citibank invader surrendered
Aram Petrosyan voluntarily left the building of a credit organization Aram Petrosyan, who seized Citibank in Moscow, voluntarily surrendered to the police and left the organization building,
22:31 24.08.2016 33Live.Ru – Vladimir
The Citibank occupant surrendered to the police
Aram Petrosyan voluntarily left the building of the credit institution A few minutes earlier, the occupier of the credit institution released the last of the four hostages.
22:31 24.08.
2016 33Live.Ru – Vladimir
The name of the bank hijacker in Moscow became known
The offender is 55 years old and he is the namesake of a popular comedian Earlier, one of the hostages published a video in which a 55-year-old man said that he decided to seize a bank, not rob.
21:31 24.08.2016 33Live.Ru – Vladimir
What is known about the invader of the capital’s bank
The criminal is 55 years old and he is the namesake of a popular comedian Earlier, one of the hostages published a video in which a 55-year-old man said that he decided to seize a bank, not rob.
21:31 24.08.2016 33Live.Ru – Vladimir
Citibank refused a loan to the invader five years ago
Back in 2011, the attacker experienced financial difficulties It turned out that Aram Petrosyan, who seized Citibank in the center of Moscow, experienced financial difficulties back in 2011.
21:31 24.08.2016 33Live.Ru – Vladimir
Plan Zarya launched in Moscow after bank seizure
Investigators interrogate freed hostages The Metropolitan Police launched Plan Zarya after the seizure of a Citibank branch in central Moscow.
21:31 24.08.2016 33Live.Ru – Vladimir
A bankrupt businessman wrote down a manifesto before the takeover of Citibank
Aram Petrosyan declared his criminal intentions online Before the takeover of Citibank, Aram Petrosyan published a video on the Web in which he warns of his intention to commit a crime,
21:31 24.08.2016 33Live. Ru – Vladimir
A video has emerged of how the captor in the Citibank branch communicates with the hostages
The man said that he did not come to rob, but to seize a bank
A video appeared on the Internet, filmed by one of the eyewitnesses of the capture of the bank branch, who were inside the building.
21:15 24.08.2016 Komsomolskaya Pravda – Vladimir
Investigative Committee opened a criminal case on the fact of taking hostages in Citibank
The investigation found that 55-year-old Aram Petrosyan attacked the bank branch
The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case on the fact of hostage-taking in the Citibank branch in Moscow.
21:15 24.08.2016 Komsomolskaya Pravda – Vladimir
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Citibank has launched a cashback program that allows you to accumulate points for purchases made with debit cards and exchange them for rubles with a favorable exchange rate.
The program is valid for cards issued under current CitiOne tariffs, including for all payroll customers of Citibank. Basic cashback is 1% of all purchases, and in some categories you can get increased cashback.
The client can choose two of the three categories offered by the bank in Citibank Online* or CitiMobile in the “Bonuses” section.
To receive a cashback, the client must fulfill the terms of the tariff at the end of the calendar month – this can be the amount of expenses, the amount of balances or the amount of payroll – depending on the category of the client. At the same time, the bank does not set restrictions on either …
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Citibank has completely relaunched its Aeroflot-Citibank Visa credit card offer. Cards under this partnership offer are now issued on the new Visa Signature premium platform. In addition, the bank has improved conditions for the miles calculation coefficient for all categories of cards.
The new Visa Signature platform, on the basis of which Aeroflot-Citibank cards are issued, provides the client with a number of additional services for a comfortable travel. In particular, cardholders get access to special rates for hotel accommodation around the world, free Internet while traveling, concierge service, and also have the opportunity to pack luggage for free with the Pack&Fly service at least four times a year.
At the request of the client, the bank can issue an additional credit card for …
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Moscow –
Garant Center for Social Technologies and Citi Foundation (Citi Foundation) announced
launching the Sosedi.app application designed for
to organize effective communication between neighborhood centers and residents: leaders
public opinion, social entrepreneurs, self-employed citizens.
Project
Sosedi.app was created as part of the Cities of the Future social program implemented by
Center for Social Technologies “Garant” with the support of the Citi Foundation and the participation of the Foundation
development of media projects and social programs Gladway. The program is aimed at
formation of a comfortable urban environment for life and employment, including
residents in entrepreneurial activity and social entrepreneurship,
formation of an eco-environment for micro-businesses of local residents and the local economy.
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As part of the development of Citibank’s digital channels functionality
launched a new service – registration of debt on an extract in installments.
Prior to the launch of the service, customers could repay their debts
by credit card in the following ways:
Pay off the entire debt in full
within 20 days after discharge, using the grace period; Pay off part of the debt, and the rest
pay in parts or in full during the period of the next statement; Repay the minimum payment (5%) and beyond
pay the debt in monthly installments.
The new service is designed for those customers who
prefer the second and third way of debt repayment. Having issued an “Extract in
installment plan” the client has the opportunity to transfer the entire amount in installments
debt. Offer valid …
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Most
representatives of financial institutions (88%) believe that digital management channels
personal finance – a personal account on the website or a mobile application – help
financial service users to better manage their money.
Among clients
only 57% of financial institutions share this opinion. This is evidenced by the results of a nationwide study,
conducted by the NAFI Analytical Center jointly with the Russian
Microfinance Center and the Citi Foundation
in January 2019G.
Digitalization of financial services
promotes financially literate behavior. Among
representatives of companies in the financial sector are absolutely sure of this
the majority – 88%. At the same time, among the clients of financial institutions, the share of optimists
below: only 57% of them believe that …
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Moscow — January 25, 2019 – Impact Hub Moscow, Youth Business Russia (YBR) and Citi Russia as part of a special launch event to participate in the International Program for the Development of Youth Entrepreneurship with the meaning of the Social Impact Award (SIA) 2019presented the results of their own research to the participants and guests.
As part of the study, it was studied what factors encourage or hinder the opening and development of their own business by young people.
• 59% of respondents stated that they have their own business or plans to create one.
• 34.5% of current and future entrepreneurs want to create a large company at the federal or international level; 28.6% are ready to build a small but stable family business; 41% …
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Absolut Bank |
www.absolutbank.ru |
127051, Moscow, Tsvetnoy Blvd., 18 | +7 (495) 211-18-18 | |
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Baltic International Bank |
www.bib.eu |
Moscow, Novinsky Boulevard 11a, building 1 | +7 (495) 380 19 14 | |
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Banca Privada d’Andorra |
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Av. Carlemany, 119, AD700 Escaldes-Engordany | + 376 873 500 | |
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Bankhaus Erbe |
www.erbebank.com |
123056, Moscow, st. Zoological, 26, building 1 | +7 (499) 254-72-00 | |
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Citibank |
www.citibank.ru |
125047, Moscow, st. Gashek, house 8-10, building 1 |
24-hour service telephone line Citigold Private Client: Moscow: +7 (495) 775-25-00; St. Petersburg: +7 (812) 363-44-44; Other cities of the Russian Federation: 8 (800) 700-42-42 |
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Credit Suisse |
www.credit-suisse.com/ru/ru |
125009, Moscow: Romanov lane, 4, building 2, |
+7 (495) 518 98 88 | |
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Deutsche Bank |
www.deutsche-bank.ru |
115035, Moscow, st. Sadovnicheskaya, 82, building 2 | +7 (495) 797-52-91 | |
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HSBC Private Bank |
www. |
119034, Moscow, st. Ostozhenka, 25 | +7 (495) 641-36-36 | |
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J&T Bank |
www.jtbank.ru |
115035, Moscow, Kadashevskaya emb., 26 | +7 (495) 662-45-45 | |
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Raiffeisen Bank |
www.raiffeisen.ru |
119002, Moscow, Smolenskaya-Sennaya Square, 28 | +7 (495) 225 91 81 | |
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Sberbank Private Banking |
sberbank-pb.ru |
Russia, Moscow, 117312, st. Vavilova, 19 | +7 (495) 258 0500 | |
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UBS bank |
www.ooo-ubs-bank.com |
115054, Russia, Moscow, Paveletskaya square, building 2, building 2, 11th floor | +7 (495) 648 2000 | |
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Unicredit bank |
www.unicreditbank.ru |
119034, Moscow, Prechistenskaya emb., 9 | + 7 (495) 258-72-00 | |
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Asia Pacific Bank |
www.atb.su |
675000, Russia, Amur Region, Blagoveshchensk, st. |
8 (4162) 222-333 | |
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JSCB “Investtorgbank” (JSC) |
www.itb.ru |
115054, Moscow, st. Dubininskaya, 45 | (495) 739-4555 | |
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Alfa-Bank (A-CLUB) |
aclub.alfabank.ru |
Moscow, Bolshaya Ordynka, 49/1 | +7 (495) 755 6706 | |
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Bank Zenith |
www.pb-invest.ru |
115035, Moscow, st. Sadovnicheskaya, 69\44 | +7 (495) 777-57-08 | |
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Bank of Moscow |
www.bm.ru |
107996, Moscow, st. Rozhdestvenka, 8/15, building 3 | +7 (495) 500-30-55 | |
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Bank IFC |
www.mfk-bank.ru |
109240, Moscow, st. Goncharnaya, 15, building 1 | +7 (495) 915-22-54 | |
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Bank opening |
www.openbank.ru |
119021, Moscow, st. Timur Frunze, 11, building 13. | +7 (495) 755-88-84 | |
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Bank Development-Capital |
www. |
119034, Moscow, Pozharsky lane, 13. | +7 (495) 937-91-50 | |
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Technology Development Bank |
www.brtbank.ru |
107045, Moscow, Sretensky boulevard, 7/1/8, building 3. | +7 (495) 780-33-31 | |
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Bank “Saint-Petersburg |
www.bspb.ru |
1 | , St. Petersburg, Nevsky prospect, 178 lit. BUT | +7 (812) 332-77-84 |
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bfa |
www.bank.bfa.ru |
197101, St. Petersburg, Petrogradskaya emb., 36 lit. BUT | (812) 458-54-54 | |
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VESTA |
www.ibv.ru |
Moscow, Leninsky prospect, 15A (business center Gorky Park Tower) | (495) 775-43-88 | |
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Limited Liability Company Vneshprombank |
www.feib.ru |
119991, Moscow, Komsomolsky prospect, 42, building 1 | (495) 645-36-51 | |
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Eastern Express Bank |
www. |
675000, Amur region, Blagoveshchensk, per. St. Innocent, 1 | (4162) 22-43-00 | |
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All-Russian Regional Development Bank |
www.vbrr.ru |
129594 Moscow, Suschevsky Val, 65, bldg. one | +7 (495) 933-03-43; +7 (499) 576-57-60 | |
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VTB 24 |
www.vtb24.ru |
101000, Moscow, st. Myasnitskaya, 35 | +7 (495) 642-88-88 | |
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Gazprombank |
www.gazprombank.ru/private |
115035, Moscow, st. Balchug, d. 7 | +7 (495) 719-19-00 | |
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GLOBEX |
www.globexbank.ru |
123242, Moscow, Novinsky Boulevard, 31 | +7 (495) 651-68-68 | |
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City |
www.bankgorod.ru |
169912, Republic of Komi, Vorkuta, st. Lenina, d. 53 | (82151) 539-62 | |
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Eurofinance Mosnarbank |
eurofinance.ru |
121099, Moscow, st. |
+7 (495) 967-81-82 | |
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LOKO-Bank |
www.lockobank.ru |
111250 Moscow, Hospital street, 14 | (495) 739 21 81 | |
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MDM Bank |
www.mdm.ru |
Moscow, 115172, Kotelnicheskaya emb., 33, building 1 | +7 (495) 745-57-07 | |
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Marine bank |
www.maritimebank.com |
117105, Moscow, Varshavskoye shosse, 1, building 1-2 | (495) 777-11-77 | |
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Moscow credit bank |
www.mkb.ru |
107045, Moscow, Lukov lane, 2, building 1 | (495) 777 48 88 | |
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Moskomprivatbank |
www.privatbank.ru |
127299 Moscow st. Cosmonaut Volkov house 14 | + 7 (495) 787-68-88 | |
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JSC MTS Bank |
www.mbrr.ru |
115035, Moscow, Sadovnicheskaya st., 7 |
(495) 777 000 1.8 800 250 0 520 | |
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National Space Bank |
www. |
119021 Moscow st. Leo Tolstoy, 2/22, building 6 | (495) 411-88-44 | |
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national standard |
www.ns-bank.ru |
119017 Moscow, st. Bolshaya Ordynka, 52 | (495) 725-59-27 | |
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closed joint stock company Novikombank |
www.novik.ru |
119180, Moscow, Yakimanskaya emb., 4/4, building 2 | +7 (495) 974-71-87 | |
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Nordea Bank |
www.nordea.ru |
125040, Moscow, 3rd st. Yamskogo field, house 19, page 1. | +7 (495) 777-34-77 | |
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Nota-Bank |
www.nota-bank.ru |
127018, Moscow, st. Obraztsova, 31, building 3 | +7 (495) 221-00-10 | |
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OJSC AktivKapital Bank |
www.acbank.ru |
443001, Samara, st. Vilonovskaya, 84 | +7 (846) 273-34-07, +7 (846) 273-34-08, +7 (846) 273-34-09 | |
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OTP Bank |
www. |
125171, Moscow, Leningradskoe shosse, 16A, building 1 | +7 (495) 775-4-775 | |
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PJSC M2M Private Bank |
www.m2mbank.ru |
125009, Moscow, Leontievsky per., 21/1, building 1 | +7 (495) 223 223 5 | |
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Pervobank |
www.pervobank.ru |
Russia, 443086, Samara, st. Eroshevsky, 3a | (846) 278-78-78, 8-800-555-7000 | |
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Perminvestbank |
www.pibank.ru |
614010, Perm, Komsomolsky prospect, 80 | (342) 27-000-32 | |
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Petrocommerce |
www.pkb.ru |
127051, Moscow, st. Petrovka, 24, building 1 | +7 (495) 411-64-11 | |
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Promsvyazbank |
www.psbank.ru |
109052, Moscow, Slavyanskaya sq., 2/5/4, building 3 | +7 (495) 411-51-65, +7 (49)5) 411-51-67 | |
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Regional Development Bank |
www. |
Republic of Bashkortostan, 450076, Ufa, st. Gogol, 60 | (347) 229-01-29 | |
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PAO Rosbank |
www.private-banking.ru |
107078, Moscow, st. Masha Poryvaeva, 34 | +7 (495) 234-09-81 | |
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Rosselkhozbank |
www.rshb.ru |
119034, Moscow, Gagarinsky lane, building 3 | (495) 783-05-38 | |
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Russian International Bank |
www.rib.ru |
Moscow, 119034, Moscow, Prechistenka st., 36, building 1 | +7 (495) 782-03-66/67 | |
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Russian standard |
www.bank.rs.ru |
105187, Moscow, st. Weaving, 36 | +7 (495) 748-07-48 | |
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Russian Trust Bank |
www.kb-rtb.ru |
127473, Moscow, 1st Volkonsky lane, 15 | +7 (495) 780-62-55 | |
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Sberbank of Russia |
www.sbrf.ru |
117997, Moscow, st. |
+7 (495) 913-16-90 (wealthy clients department) | |
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SKB-bank |
www.skbbank.ru |
620026 Yekaterinburg, st. Kuibyshev, 75 | (343) 355–75–75 | |
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Union |
www.banksoyuz.ru |
127055, Moscow, st. Sushchevskaya, 27 building 1 | +7 (495) 729-55-55 | |
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TRUST |
www.trust.ru |
105066, Moscow, st. Spartakovskaya, house 5, building 1. | +7 (495) 647-90-21 | |
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URALSIB | Private Bank |
http://www.private-bank.ru |
119002, Arbat st., 36/2, building 6 | +7(495) 785-19-48 | |
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Khanty-Mansiysk Bank |
www.khmb.ru |
628012, Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug-Yugra, Khanty-Mansiysk, st. Mira, 38 | (3467) 330-210 | |
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Uniastrum Bank |
www.uniastrum.ru |
127473, Moscow, Suvorovskaya sq. |
+7 (495) 785-05-80 |
Dezeen’s 10 Best Office Interiors in 2021
We continue our 2021 roundup with a look at this year’s 10 most exciting office interiors, including a workspace that doubles as a wine bar and an office in a former medical lab 1960s.
Photo by Joakim Johansson.
Samsen Atelier, Sweden, by Note Design Studio
Stockholm-based design studio Note Design designed the Swedish digital consultancy Samsen as a wine bar, the preferred place for employees to work at the request of Note.
In response to a request, Note created an office-wine bar that features both a large communal table and a bar area with chairs, cafe tables and custom-made upholstered benches. Natural materials such as wood and stone have been used to create a space where people can both work and socialize.
Learn more about Samsen Atelier ›
Photo by Hannelora Vilaert.
AEtelier, Belgium by Studio Anton Hendrik Denys
An industrial office building in Belgium was painted in vibrant colors by Studio Anton Hendrik Denys in collaboration with Steen Architecten to create a “modern interpretation of modernism”.
In an office designed for an IT company, dark blue walls and turquoise carpeting contrast with the warm orange hues used for the living and kitchen areas. More muted colors have been used in the company’s conference rooms to give them a relaxing atmosphere.
Learn more about AEtelier ›
Photo by Kasia Gatkowska.
Family Office in Amsterdam, The Netherlands by Framework
This family business workplace in Amsterdam has been filled with sculptural furniture and artwork, resulting in a “calm art gallery atmosphere” in the office.
Oak paneled walls match the original wood floors of a 1910s office building. Vintage furniture and a custom-made brass desk add luxury to the space, which has four private offices.
Find out more about the family office in Amsterdam ›
Photo: Nacasa & Partners.
Pangea, Japan by Snøhetta
Norwegian studio Snøhetta designed the interiors of Japanese tech company Digital Garage’s Pangea co-working space in Tokyo, including wavy wood bands used as table and seating surfaces.
“Super Furniture” curves throughout the space and is made from fragrant Japanese cedar. Dark floors, chairs and stools, and 534 pendant lights complete the interior of the office.
Learn more about Pangea ›
Photo by Lorenzo Zandri.
Smithson Tower Office, UK, DSDHA
Financial office in the recently refurbished brutalist Smithsonian Tower, designed by Alison and Peter Smithson in the early 1960s, has been given a “home” interior by ConForm Architects.
The London-based practice divides the space into eight zones to create a minimalist office interior with partitions that match the perimeter columns of the façade.
Learn more about Smithson Tower ›
Photo by Lorenzo Zandri.
Amsterdam, Netherlands office by Beyond Space
Beyond Space design studio used a colorful grid to create a flexible interior for a security company’s office in Amsterdam.
The bright aluminum grille can be dismantled and relocated like the walls in an office, allowing the client to organize and reconfigure the space inside. Yellow, pink and green hues add bright color accents to a white office interior.
Find out more about the Amsterdam office ›
Photo by Kenta Hasegawa.
Office in Maruhiro, Japan, from DDAA Inc.
An 86-year-old home in Japan’s Nagasaki Prefecture has been converted into an office for ceramic brand Maruhiro by architecture and design studio DDAA Inc, which has made only minor changes to the interior.
The tatami floor was replaced with concrete to withstand the wear and tear of office chairs, and the walls were clad in lauan plywood. A common table with a glass top is located in the center of the room.
Learn more about the Maruhiro office ›
Photo by Casey Dunn.
Design Office, USA, Clayton Korte
Texas firm Clayton Korte renovated a 1960s office building in Austin that houses its own studio office and landscape architect’s office.
The studio added larger windows and interior perimeter walls lined with industrial felt so they could be used for boards.
A new staircase with steel scythe, exposed welds and oak treads sits in the center of the room, while wood paneling and lots of greenery give the room a homely feel.
Learn more about the design office ›
Photo by KHOOGJ.
Citibank Singapore, Singapore, Ministry of Design
This wealth management center for Citibank Singapore, which contains offices and meeting rooms, was designed by the Ministry of Design as a “banking conservatory”.
According to the studio, the goal was to create “an atmosphere where everything seems to thrive in a natural and sustainable way”, using garden pods as an alternative to traditional meeting rooms.
Among the plants chosen for the green interior are betel palms, parlor palms and large-leaved arum.
Learn more about Citibank Singapore ›
Photo by Jack Hobhouse.
Office in Fitzrovia, UK by dMFK Architects
Mid-Century Medical Laboratory in Central London has been converted by dMFK Architects into a flexible office space.