Citi, a prominent U.S.-based financial institution, is set to open a representative office in Guyana as early as the first quarter of 2026, according to reliable sources. The move aims to cater to corporate clients and is pending regulatory approval from the Bank of Guyana. This strategic decision is driven by Guyana’s remarkable economic growth, particularly in infrastructure and export financing, as well as its increasingly favorable investment climate. The new office will enable Citi to assist its clients in accessing global markets while supporting the country’s financial infrastructure and development. Pablo del Valle, Citi’s Head for Central America and the Caribbean, expressed enthusiasm about the initiative, highlighting Guyana’s growth trajectory and vibrant investment landscape as compelling opportunities. With a presence in over 90 countries, Citi plans to leverage its global expertise to contribute significantly to Guyana’s economy. Known for its cross-border banking services, wealth management leadership, and personal banking in the U.S., Citi operates in more than 180 countries, offering a wide range of financial products and services to corporations, governments, and individuals.