Stephen Bird can wax long and lyrical about many things. Over lunch in a 50th-floor dining room at Citi’s Hong Kong headquarters overlooking Victoria Bay, the bank’s Asia chief executive converses on everything from the prospects for Apple in China to great UK companies, from gingerbread men to Mitt Romney’s sincerity problem and from Citi four years ago to Citi now.
On the latter he is resolutely bullish and on the subject of Citi’s corporate and investment bank in Asia Pacific, led by Farhan Faruqui, Bird is unequivocal.
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