Citi industrials and M&A groups
Looking for recent input on these two groups at Citi? Anyone have any knowledge of these groups in terms of deal flow and culture?
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Heard culture is pretty rough at both. Long hours and lot of office politics.
Heard a bunch of M&A analysts left early, so take what you will from that. Not sure if they had great jobs lined up (in which case I’d take that as a positive) or not.
Interviewed with people from both through SA interview process not too long back, M&A seemed like a mixed bag depending on the vertical and Industrials just seemed to be rough from the people I met. This is for NYC. In Chicago I think they have a mixed Industrials/M&A group from what I've heard/seen it seems to be long hours.
Bump. Still the same in 2025 for either?
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