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Finkelstein has been a key figure overseeing significant deals in the consumer and retail sectors during his time at Citi. His exit signals a significant change within the bank’s M&A team.

Citi recently reaffirmed its bullish outlook on the broader market, even as Wall Street has experienced declines in recent weeks. The global investment firm is sticking to its year-end 2025 target ...

NEW YORK (Reuters) -David Finkelstein, a veteran investment banker who currently heads Citigroup's global consumer and retail dealmaking franchise, is leaving the bank, people familiar with the ...

Outlook: Citi Trends sees FY25 comparable store sales growth of low to mid-single digits. The company expects FY25 adjusted EBITDA of $5 million – $9 million. The company plans to open up to 5 ...

Finkelstein, who is based in New York, joined Citi from Bank of America (BAC.N ... Abigail is on the M&A team and writes about consumer and retail deals. She joined Reuters in 2022 from Debtwire ...

Finkelstein, who is based in New York, joined Citi from Bank of America in 2018. Finkelstein spent more than a decade in various roles at Bank of America and previously worked at investment bank ...