Why did C&R / HC used to get lumped into 1 group at a lot of banks?

As someone young / new in the industry, realizing that some banks used to have a "Consumer, Retail, & HC group" makes very little sense to me.

Can someone explain why this used to be standard at a lot of banks?

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Because a lot of outpatient HC services have now become retail like businesses. Urgent cares are essentially retail healthcare businesses in many cases. https://www.bain.com/insights/whats-behind-the-surge-in-retail-healthca…;

Consumerism is also a thing, a consumer product that's directed to healthcare professionals went public recently - FIGS. 

 

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