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Citigroup Picks Corbat to Cut Fat

New CEO is expected to pare bank's holdings and overhaul management.

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Citigroup Inc. paid a hedge-fund manager with a doctorate in finance more than $200 million over five years to save the bank from the brink of collapse. Now it’s turning to a former Harvard football lineman to run it better.

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