Citi London teams compared to other BB

Hi WSO monkeys

I got an offer to join Citi in London. Which are the best teams in terms of dealflow within the bank? I saw several articles speaking about Industrials in the US being strong, is that the case for London? Any views on Power&Utilities?

Thanks!

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Thanks Tosen! Given Industrials is one of the biggest teams (ca.70 people) do you think that translates into good deal experience as a junior? I read that if you're in the wrong sub-group it can be an issue?

Also they've hired a ton of UBS bankers in the last year, incl. New head of M&A and co-head of Industrials - seems they're investing in the platform but don't know how much of a positive it is?

 

Yes, industrials has got good deal flow and is a great place for juniors to start.

Not sure on the sub-groups in industrials though...

 

To clarify: yes, which sub-group within Industrials matters a lot.

Don't have further insights, just that you need to diligence that area a lot more because indeed it can make or break your experience.

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