Healthcare at Barclays

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Apart from investment banking, Barclays is organised into four core businesses: personal banking, corporate banking, wealth management, and investment management. Barclays traces its origins to a goldsmith banking business established in the City of London in 1690.

Healthcare at Barclays

In a fast-paced, constantly changing sector like healthcare, there’s always a new challenge to tackle. That’s why Barclays’ Claire Pearson, Director of Healthcare Banking, finds her career so rewarding and stimulating. Rick Landgarten

Industry trends

Healthcare as an industry evolving, lots of opportunities on the strategic side as well as capital raising. 20% of UK’s GDP

Fast changing, digitally evolving, consolidation in CH and full of uncertainty

These all can cause transactions,

• Uncertainty if There’s going to be change, government deciding to pay
• New ways to create drugs, technology coming in all the time, all new exciting companies getting acquired by big companies
• Patient centered care growing, Reduce pay

Today, Press Ganey is leading the industry in helping healthcare clients transform the patient experience and create continuous, sustainable improvement through data and insights.

Its journey has encompassed a series of innovative strategic decisions as well as access to capital. And that’s where Barclays comes in.

Press Ganey has used nearly every financial product that Barclays offers, from access to equity capital markets to M&A to risk management solutions.

A healthy partnership

Barclays has worked with Press Ganey for many years as the company has evolved. “What separates Barclays from the pack is they really understand our business and our mission,” says Patrick Ryan. “As we think about growing and innovating, they're side by side with us, sharing ideas and concepts from their overall view of the healthcare sector and financial markets.”