He's referring to investment bankers who work in industry coverage groups, rather than product groups like M&A, ECM/DCM, RX. Coverage bankers "cover" certain industries, like tech, healthcare, industrials, metals & mining, etc. and will work on a mix of M&A/ECM/DCM/RX deals in their industry, while for instance an ECM banker will cover only ECM deals, but in a variety of different industries.

 

In my experience a typical, non-busy time period ends up being close to 7:30am - ~8:00pm. Although given how busy 2020 was basically from March through June that changed to 7:00am - ~2:00am... Definitely varies base on the market but in general I'd say much better hours.

 

In my experience a typical, non-busy time period ends up being close to 7:30am - ~8:00pm. Although given how busy 2020 was basically from March through June that changed to 7:00am - ~2:00am... Definitely varies base on the market but in general I'd say much better hours.

Why are you guys starting at 7 AM?

it’s not like you’re buyside AM watching and prepping for market trading every day

 

Not much different for associates in my experience. VPs probably 5-10hrs less per week (~60 on average) but really depends on the vertical. Some are severely understaffed right now and associates are consistently pulling 7:30am-9/10pm days.

 

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