cut of the $400 million fine that the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency levied against the bank in October 2020. The government filed a memo in opposition to plaintiff Tamika Miller's motion, stating that she is not entitled to a share of the penalty since her allegations and information did not lead to the government's investigation of Citibank, as she and her attorneys claim. Miller, a current vice president in Citibank's credit card division, claimed. . .
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