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Do you know what the exit ops from the group are like? How does the insurance group place for PE specifically, considering that it is a strong team?

 

Citi's insurance team has been historically pretty strong (historically top 5, maybe more top 10 now). We've co-advised with them a bunch of times. However, there is a lot of turnover constantly. I remember two deals, which were dragging on for a bit, where both of Citi's entire deal teams (execution MD down) had turned over before they closed. That being said, they always seem to bounce back, probably just a good platform franchise and reputation.

Analysts always exited pretty strong. They would end up at a variety of the top FIG funds.

 

heard from someone there they are waived to work Saturdays 1x a month 

 

Great group, definitely one of the stronger franchises at Citi. Group is broken down into three verticals: Banks/specialty fnce/diversified, insurance/AM, fintech.

Fintech is a growing group (group only really started 4-5 years ago) and is now quite large. Great people and have closed some huge deals in payments including Evo and worldpay. 

Insurance has plenty of deal flow but is a bit more of a sweat shop. 

Banks has seen better days with a large chunk of their spec fin and div fnce divisions leaving for DB.  

 

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