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Not going to happen. No way they're going to give up that balance sheet and undo the last decade of strategic positioning. Citi has climbed from way down in the cellar to currently #2 in the M&A league tables, largely as a result of having strong relationships with PE firms that mostly want its balance sheet.

Citi is trying to be everything to everyone, and may continue to pare back its lower margin lending businesses, but a wholesale spin-off of its i-bank is not in the cards. If anything, you're seeing GS and MS and the other pure play banks merging with corporate banks to increase their assets as well.

 

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