In April, Citi launched another new team focused on tech and comms investment banking.Īdams' hire also comes as Wall Street firms are fighting for top healthcare talent thanks to a deluge of deals in the space. The firm announced a natural-resources and clean-energy transitions group in March that brings together bankers with chemicals, energy, and power expertise. The leaders of the healthcare and consumer & retail teams will report to Adams.Ĭiti has launched multiple 'super groups' in recent months to unite bankers with different but complementary specialties. He will relocate to New York and report directly to Dickson and Falcó, the memo said. He also served as head of west region advisory, led west coast healthcare, and was the head of the Los Angeles office.Īdams is scheduled to start at Citi in December. Previously, Adams spent 16 years at Goldman, where he was a partner for more than a decade. In his new role, Adams will expand the bank's client base, transform how they're served, and work with other business lines within BCMA. The new healthcare team includes Citi's existing global healthcare and consumer & retail business. Citi has launched other investment-banking 'super groups' in sustainability and tech and comms.Ĭiti is once again expanding its strategy of so-called super groups in investment banking by bringing on a Goldman Sachs partner to streamline its healthcare offerings.Ĭhuck Adams is joining Citi's banking, capital markets, and advisory (BCMA) unit as vice chairman and global head of the newly-formed global healthcare, consumer & wellness "super group", according to an internal memo sent by BCMA global co-heads Tyler Dickson and Manolo Falcó that was reviewed by Insider.Adams joins Citi from Goldman Sachs, where he's been a partner for more than a decade.Citi hired Chuck Adams to lead a new 'super group' focusing on healthcare, consumer, and wellness.Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders.
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