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I use all 3 on almost a daily basis.
Most bulge brackets I know of are still on 03. Pain in the ass when your macros and models stop working.
The BB I am at now uses all 3 as well along with Office 03. The MM I was at last summer only used CapIQ and Bloomberg and had recently made the switch to Office 07.
Guess it just depends where you're at.
The BB I am at now uses all 3 as well along with Office 03. The MM I was at last summer only used CapIQ and Bloomberg and had recently made the switch to Office 07.
Guess it just depends where you're at.
Use mergermarket a lot too. I've worked at 2 banks, 2 fund managers, and an accounting firm this year, and they all use Office 2003. It's really starting to piss me off.
damn lol the reason i ask is because i'm really used to 2007 and i'm not sure whether or not i should keep using it or try to get good with 2003 versions... i'm also worried that if i spend a lot of time working on '03, that by the time i get pretty proficient with it, banks will start switching to 07 lol
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