As the chief executive at Grupo Financiero Banamex for over 10 years, he has been shielded from the controversies surrounding the beleaguered financial services giant Michael Mayo, a managing director and banking analyst at Calyon Securities, says Mr Medina Mora "has led one area of Citigroup that hasn't had significant issues 
Share:  As the chief executive at Grupo Financiero Banamex for over 10 years, he has been shielded from the controversies surrounding the beleaguered financial services giant<span class="sent"> <span class="analyst">Michael Mayo</span>, a managing director and banking analyst at Calyon Securities, says Mr Medina Mora "has led one area of <span class="company">Citigroup</span> that hasn't had significant issues</span>...As the chief executive at Grupo Financiero Banamex for over 10 years, he has been shielded from the controversies surrounding the beleaguered financial services giant<span class="sent"> <span class="analyst">Michael Mayo</span>, a managing director and banking analyst at Calyon Securities, says Mr Medina Mora "has led one area of <span class="company">Citigroup</span> that hasn't had significant issues</span>...<span class="sent"><span class="analyst">Michael Mayo</span>, a managing director and banking analyst at Calyon Securities, says Mr Medina Mora "has led one area of <span class="company">Citigroup</span> that hasn't had significant issues</span> And it doesn't hurt that Banamex is a favorite of Mr Pandit who has praised its "universal bank" model of cooperation between different parts of the bank as <span class="company">Citigroup</span>'s future Tweet this 

Banamex and other Citigroup operations in Latin America overseen by Mr Medina Mora had $121 billion in net revenue last year, or about 20% of the total for Citigroup's core businesses Michael Mayo, a managing director and banking analyst at Calyon Securities, says Mr Medina Mora "has led one area of Citigroup that hasn't had significant issues" 
Share:  Banamex and other <span class="company">Citigroup</span> operations in Latin America overseen by Mr Medina Mora had $121 billion in net revenue last year, or about 20% of the total for <span class="company">Citigroup</span>'s core businesses<span class="sent"> <span class="analyst">Michael Mayo</span>, a managing director and banking analyst at Calyon Securities, says Mr Medina Mora "has led one area of <span class="company">Citigroup</span> that hasn't had significant issues"</span>...Banamex and other <span class="company">Citigroup</span> operations in Latin America overseen by Mr Medina Mora had $121 billion in net revenue last year, or about 20% of the total for <span class="company">Citigroup</span>'s core businesses<span class="sent"> <span class="analyst">Michael Mayo</span>, a managing director and banking analyst at Calyon Securities, says Mr Medina Mora "has led one area of <span class="company">Citigroup</span> that hasn't had significant issues"</span>...<span class="sent"><span class="analyst">Michael Mayo</span>, a managing director and banking analyst at Calyon Securities, says Mr Medina Mora "has led one area of <span class="company">Citigroup</span> that hasn't had significant issues"</span> Banamex is a favorite of Mr Pandit, who has praised its "universal bank" model of cooperation between different parts of the bank as <span class="company">Citigroup</span>'s future "We're going t Tweet this 

Banamex and other Citigroup operations in Latin America overseen by Mr Medina Mora had $121 billion in net revenue last year, or about 20% of the total for Citigroup's core businesses Michael Mayo, a managing director and banking analyst at Calyon Securities, says Mr Medina Mora "has led one area of Citigroup that hasn't had significant issues" 
Share:  Banamex and other <span class="company">Citigroup</span> operations in Latin America overseen by Mr Medina Mora had $121 billion in net revenue last year, or about 20% of the total for <span class="company">Citigroup</span>'s core businesses<span class="sent"> <span class="analyst">Michael Mayo</span>, a managing director and banking analyst at Calyon Securities, says Mr Medina Mora "has led one area of <span class="company">Citigroup</span> that hasn't had significant issues"</span>...Banamex and other <span class="company">Citigroup</span> operations in Latin America overseen by Mr Medina Mora had $121 billion in net revenue last year, or about 20% of the total for <span class="company">Citigroup</span>'s core businesses<span class="sent"> <span class="analyst">Michael Mayo</span>, a managing director and banking analyst at Calyon Securities, says Mr Medina Mora "has led one area of <span class="company">Citigroup</span> that hasn't had significant issues"</span>...<span class="sent"><span class="analyst">Michael Mayo</span>, a managing director and banking analyst at Calyon Securities, says Mr Medina Mora "has led one area of <span class="company">Citigroup</span> that hasn't had significant issues"</span> Banamex is a favorite of Mr Pandit, who has praised its "universal bank" model of cooperation between different parts of the bank as <span class="company">Citigroup</span>'s future "We're going to export it around the world," Mr Pandit said in 2008 The CEO has dispatched executives to Mexico to learn more about Mr Medina Mo Tweet this 

Citigroup counts its remaining buyout and hedge funds among "core" operations that also include banking, trading, securities underwriting and credit cards Depending on how the new laws or regulations are written, Citigroup may have to overhaul its private equity business again, said Calyon Securities USA analyst Michael Mayo , who rates Citigroup shares "underperform" 
Share:  <span class="company">Citigroup</span> counts its remaining buyout and hedge funds among "core" operations that also include banking, trading, securities underwriting and credit cards<span class="sent"> Depending on how the new laws or regulations are written, <span class="company">Citigroup</span> may have to overhaul its private equity business again, said Calyon Securities USA analyst <span class="analyst">Michael Mayo</span> , who rates <span class="company">Citigroup</span> shares "underperform"</span>...<span class="company">Citigroup</span> counts its remaining buyout and hedge funds among "core" operations that also include banking, trading, securities underwriting and credit cards<span class="sent"> Depending on how the new laws or regulations are written, <span class="company">Citigroup</span> may have to overhaul its private equity business again, said Calyon Securities USA analyst <span class="analyst">Michael Mayo</span> , who rates <span class="company">Citigroup</span> shares "underperform"</span> Tweet this 

Citigroup counts its remaining buyout and hedge funds among "core" operations that also include banking, trading, securities underwriting and credit cards Depending on how the new laws or regulations are written, Citigroup may have to overhaul its private equity business again, said Calyon Securities USA analyst Michael Mayo, who rates Citigroup shares "underperform" 
Share:  <span class="company">Citigroup</span> counts its remaining buyout and hedge funds among "core" operations that also include banking, trading, securities underwriting and credit cards<span class="sent"> Depending on how the new laws or regulations are written, <span class="company">Citigroup</span> may have to overhaul its private equity business again, said Calyon Securities USA analyst <span class="analyst">Michael Mayo</span>, who rates <span class="company">Citigroup</span> shares "underperform"</span>...<span class="company">Citigroup</span> counts its remaining buyout and hedge funds among "core" operations that also include banking, trading, securities underwriting and credit cards<span class="sent"> Depending on how the new laws or regulations are written, <span class="company">Citigroup</span> may have to overhaul its private equity business again, said Calyon Securities USA analyst <span class="analyst">Michael Mayo</span>, who rates <span class="company">Citigroup</span> shares "underperform"</span> Tweet this 

Citigroup counts its remaining buyout and hedge funds among core operations that also include banking, trading, securities underwriting and credit cards Depending on how the new laws or regulations were written, Citigroup may have to overhaul its private equity business again, Calyon Securities USA analyst Michael Mayo said 
Share:  <span class="company">Citigroup</span> counts its remaining buyout and hedge funds among core operations that also include banking, trading, securities underwriting and credit cards<span class="sent"> Depending on how the new laws or regulations were written, <span class="company">Citigroup</span> may have to overhaul its private equity business again, Calyon Securities USA analyst <span class="analyst">Michael Mayo</span> said</span>...<span class="company">Citigroup</span> counts its remaining buyout and hedge funds among core operations that also include banking, trading, securities underwriting and credit cards<span class="sent"> Depending on how the new laws or regulations were written, <span class="company">Citigroup</span> may have to overhaul its private equity business again, Calyon Securities USA analyst <span class="analyst">Michael Mayo</span> said</span> Tweet this 

Citigroup counts its remaining buyout and hedge funds among "core" operations that also include banking, trading, securities underwriting and credit cards Depending on how the new laws or regulations are written, Citigroup may have to overhaul its private equity business again, said Calyon Securities USA analyst Michael Mayo , who rates Citigroup shares "underperform" 
Share:  <span class="company">Citigroup</span> counts its remaining buyout and hedge funds among "core" operations that also include banking, trading, securities underwriting and credit cards<span class="sent"> Depending on how the new laws or regulations are written, <span class="company">Citigroup</span> may have to overhaul its private equity business again, said Calyon Securities USA analyst <span class="analyst">Michael Mayo</span> , who rates <span class="company">Citigroup</span> shares "underperform"</span>...<span class="company">Citigroup</span> counts its remaining buyout and hedge funds among "core" operations that also include banking, trading, securities underwriting and credit cards<span class="sent"> Depending on how the new laws or regulations are written, <span class="company">Citigroup</span> may have to overhaul its private equity business again, said Calyon Securities USA analyst <span class="analyst">Michael Mayo</span> , who rates <span class="company">Citigroup</span> shares "underperform"</span> Tweet this 

While the fourth quarter conference call was going on, President Obama announced the widely reported proposals that would limit the size of banks and possibly place restrictions on profitable activities like proprietary trading and private equity investing While Obama's announcement was expected, it was clearly a distraction during the call, as analysts, including Calyon Securities' Mike Mayo, indicated they were listening to both the President and Goldman CFO David Viniar at the same time Perhaps in an awkward attempt at humor, Viniar noted that he was unable to do the same thing Mayo then pressed Viniar for details about how much of Goldman's revenues came from proprietary trading In an unusually detailed answer, Viniar said it was roughly 10% but could change from year to year 
Share:  While the fourth quarter conference call was going on, President Obama announced the widely reported proposals that would limit the size of banks and possibly place restrictions on profitable activities like proprietary trading and private equity investing<span class="sent"> While Obama's announcement was expected, it was clearly a distraction during the call, as analysts, including Calyon Securities' <span class="analyst">Mike Mayo</span>, indicated they were listening to both the President and <span class="company">Goldman</span> CFO David Viniar at the same time</span> Perhaps in an awkward attempt at humor, Viniar noted that he was unable to do the same thing Mayo then pressed Viniar for details about how much of <span class="company">Goldman</span>'s revenues came from proprietary trading In an unusually detailed answer, Viniar said it was roughly 10% but could change from year to year...While the fourth quarter conference call was going on, President Obama announced the widely reported proposals that would limit the size of banks and possibly place restrictions on profitable activities like proprietary trading and private equity investing<span class="sent"> While Obama's announcement was expected, it was clearly a distraction during the call, as analysts, including Calyon Securities' <span class="analyst">Mike Mayo</span>, indicated they were listening to both the President and < Tweet this 

Citigroup Inc fell 32% to $335 and Bank of America Corp slipped 34% to $1594 "It's a reminder of the regulatory wild card that exists in investing in big banks," said Mike Mayo, an analyst with Calyon Securites who covers large financial firms Shares of Goldman Sachs Group Inc also edged down 08% to $16639, even as the investment bank reported fourth quarter results that smashed analysts' expectations, propelling itself further ahead of rivals 
Share:  Citigroup Inc fell 32% to $335 and Bank of America Corp slipped 34% to $1594 <span class="sent">"It's a reminder of the regulatory wild card that exists in investing in big banks," said Mike Mayo, an analyst with Calyon Securites who covers large financial firms </span>Shares of Goldman Sachs Group Inc also edged down 08% to $16639, even as the investment bank reported fourth quarter results that smashed analysts' expectations, propelling itself further ahead of rivals Tweet this 

The proposal, set to be announced later in the day, marks the administration's latest assault on Wall Street in what could mark a return—at least in spirit—to some of the curbs on finance put in place during the Great Depression, according to Congressional sources and administration officials Morgan Stanley's shares fell 44% to $2927, followed by JPMorgan Chase & Co , which declined 43% to $4154 Citigroup Inc fell 32% to $335 and Bank of America Corp slipped 34% to $1594 "It's a reminder of the regulatory wild card that exists in investing in big banks," said Mike Mayo, an analyst with Calyon Securites who covers large financial firms 
Share:  The proposal, set to be announced later in the day, marks the administration's latest assault on Wall Street in what could mark a return—at least in spirit—to some of the curbs on finance put in place during the Great Depression, according to Congressional sources and administration officials <span class="company">Morgan Stanley</span>'s shares fell 44% to $2927, followed by JPMorgan Chase & Co , which declined 43% to $4154 Citigroup Inc fell 32% to $335 and Bank of America Corp slipped 34% to $1594<span class="sent"> "It's a reminder of the regulatory wild card that exists in investing in big banks," said <span class="analyst">Mike Mayo</span>, an analyst with Calyon Securites who covers large financial firms</span>...The proposal, set to be announced later in the day, marks the administration's latest assault on Wall Street in what could mark a return—at least in spirit—to some of the curbs on finance put in place during the Great Depression, according to Congressional sources and administration officials <span class="company">Morgan Stanley</span>'s shares fell 44% to $2927, followed by JPMorgan Chase & Co , which declined 43% to $4154 Citigroup Inc fell 32% to $335 and Bank of America Corp slipped 34% to $1594<span class="sent"> "It's a reminder of the regulatory wild card that exists in investing in big banks," said <span class="analyst">Mike Mayo</span>, an analyst with Calyon Securites who covers large financial firms</spa Tweet this