Forgot to include an offer from Citi investment banking, consider that too. Leaning MS/GS, was not a fan of Lazard culture and don't want to be at Citi as much as the first two. Not too considered about exits
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FT
If you're thinking PE, should be between MS and Lazard. From what I understand, your experience at both will be pretty group-dependent; upside from an exit opps perspective is high at each (m&a/mc/gpug at MS, RX/HC at Lazard). Can't go wrong with either, might have a better experience at MS if not in a top group - plus the best 1-2 analysts in almost all of the MS groups tend to do really well.
I also would choose between MS and Lazard. Don't think you can go wrong with either, but if you have an idea of which group you want to be in at each of them you can try and leverage to get a group specific offer. That way you wouldn't have to worry about the uncertainty of group placement.
Why is this topic on the fashion for business area? Anyway, I would pick MS IBD
MS IBD
I heard Lazard M&A have the stricter dress code. MS IBD is probably second strictest, unsure about dress code at RX though.
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