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GS/MS = The last of the 'pure-play' bulge bracket investment banks (but even then, they aren't exactly pure-play as was the case prior to filing for bank holding status).

BAML/JPM/Citi = dominant american 'universal' bulge bracket banks. Being that these firms offer financial service ranging from retail banking to investment banking, these firms have large balance sheets which help them compete with each other as "one stop shopping" financial institutions for clients.

 

Is it also possible that some of the rivalry between Citi and JPM is ingrained in the culture created by the stressed relationship between Sandy Weil and Jamie Dimon? Nature of the business aside, that's the first place my mind runs when hearing of rivalries...

 

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