I understand that generally TMT, industrials, and C&R are considered by most to be the most “generalist” coverage groups with the most transferable skill sets / experience but I was wondering whether Healthcare is also considered a “generalist” like those 3 previously mentioned or does is it more similar to FIG/REGAL/NatRes (more specialized groups)?
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