MR. MICHAEL KLEIN CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, GLOBAL BANKING CORPORATE AND INVESTMENT BANKING VICE CHAIRMAN, CITIBANK INTERNATIONAL PLC Michael Klein was appointed Chief Executive Officer of Global Banking in February 2004. "During his 23-year career at Citi, … Klein, oft referred to … Mindy Lubber, Ceres President, welcomes Michael Klein,Chairman, Citi Institutional Clients Group, and Vice Chairman, Citibank International plc. Michael Klein (footballer, born 1965) , German football player with Eintracht Frankfurt Michael R. Klein, American securities lawyer and co-founder of the Sunlight Foundation as well of chair of Sunlight's board All in, Citigroup has reaped almost $200 million in fees from advising on Klein’s many initial public offerings and subsequent mergers for his blank-check firms in recent years, based on data from regulatory filings. Representatives for Klein and Citigroup declined to comment. It also caps a lucrative relationship between Citigroup and Klein, who helped create the bank’s SPAC unit in 2005 and is in the process of raising money for his seventh blank-check company. Michael Klein to Leave Citi. There are 1,700+ professionals named "Michael Klein", who use LinkedIn to exchange information, ideas, and opportunities. Bloomberg | Quint is a multiplatform, Indian business and financial news company. Brasileira de Distribuição Grupo Pão de Açúcar na Via Varejo SA por um valor de até R$ 3,5 bilhões, de acordo com duas pessoas familiarizadas com o assunto. It’s all a far cry from where Citigroup started in 2005, when it helped Boulder Specialty Brands Inc. raise $100 million in an initial public offering. This year is already on pace to set another record, with 164 SPACs raising more than $50.6 billion in IPOs in less than two months. Michael, who joined the family business in 1969 as a financial manager, orchestrated the merger of Casas Bahia with Ponto Frio, within holding company Via Varejo. Michael Klein is a member of the Board of Directors at Credit Suisse. Now, after raising record amounts of money, blank-check companies are turning their attention to the hunt for deals. In addition, Mr. Klein has served as special advisor to the United Nations World Food Programme and on various boards and advisory boards, including the NFL International Advisory Board, Credit Suisse Group AG, United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund, Peterson Institute for International Economics, American Academy of Berlin, Conservation International, Akbank, Wharton School, and Harvard’s Global Advisory Board. He graduated from the Wharton School at University of Pennsylvania. The following year, the company announced it would buy the maker of Smart Balance, a dairy-free alternative to butter. Lucid agreed to go public by merging with Klein’s firm in a deal valuing the company at $24 billion. More than four dozen SPACs have announced acquisitions just this month, the highest level in more than a decade. During his tenure at Citi, he was CEO of the investment, corporate and commercial banking businesses globally. He’s more discreet … View Michael Klein’s profile on LinkedIn, the world’s largest professional community. The firm has rapidly developed into one of the leading advisory boutiques with a global presence through strategic relationships and advisors in London, Beijing and other important financial centers around the world. Participe do Facebook para se conectar com Michael Klein e outros que você talvez conheça. To receive the latest content and events on the areas that interest you. (Bloomberg) -- As Michael Klein negotiated one the biggest deals ever by a blank-check company, familiar faces sat across the table. CCIV, the ticker by which the former Citi banker’s SPAC is known by Redditors and other retail fans, is at the center of the stock market’s latest bout of speculative mania. He is the highest-profile executive to exit under CEO Pandit's watch. Across Asia, Citi has issued over 16 million cards, with more than one in three cards acquired digitally. Citigroup’s success is part of a larger frenzy in SPACs that engulfed the market last year, when a record 248 such firms went public on U.S. exchanges, raising more than $83 billion.