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Citi illegally discriminated against Armenian-Americans, feds say

Por: CBS News Politics November 08, 2023

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Citigroup for years illegally discriminated against credit-card applicants who the bank identified as Armenian-American, according to U.S. financial regulators.Officials with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) said Wednesday that Citi trained employees to deny applications from people with last names ending in yan or ian — the most common suffix in Armenian last names — as well as applications that originated from Glendale,... + full article



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