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As ongoing confrontations tied to Yemen's Houthi armed group continue to affect the Saudi region, Citi Group has allowed its Saudi employees to work from home. Just weeks from now, the bank's chief executive is scheduled to deliver a speech at a major conference in Riyadh.

Citi's Chief Financial Officer Gonzalo Luchetti said on a media conference call on Tuesday that under contingency plans, the bank has permitted Saudi employees to work remotely and has taken measures to ensure employee safety and well-being. He added that Citi continues to serve Saudi clients while implementing its business resilience plans.

Citi CEO Jane Fraser plays a key role in connecting the financial industries of the two countries. She is set to be one of the main speakers at the Saudi Future Investment Initiative conference in late October. If flights are cancelled or government restrictions disrupt corporate executives' travel to Saudi Arabia, the conference could face uncertainties.