Hi people, does anyone have any insight in Baird investment banking in London? I know that it's a top MM firm in US but how does it stand in London in terms of deal flow / prestige / exit opps to BBs, elite boutiques or PE? Any info on compensation/bonuses? Many thanks!
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Their London office is smaller and has less deal flow compared to other US top MMs like Houlihan Lokey, Jefferies and even William Blair.
Thanks, would you say exit opps are ok or quite limited since it's not a BB or elite boutique?
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Baird London (Originally Posted: 11/12/2014)
Did anyone apply at Baird as an Investment Banking Analyst for July 2015 in London? I sent my CV already two weeks ago and still didn't hear back from them. Thanks guys.
Applied for off cycle internship 2 weeks ago. No response
I guess we won't anymore after two weeks. Just makes me wonder a bit. I applied at banks, which I consider better and where I got a telephone interview at least.
Same here. Anyone ever hear from them?
Anyone hear back regarding summer analyst offers?
Baird IBD London (Originally Posted: 10/15/2014)
Hey guys,
What's the deal flow for the London branch? Do you have any info on culture, general exit opps, etc...
They're offering a summer analyst position in their london office next summer.
We had an intern this summer who previously interned at Baird in London and he was continually commenting on how it was 'easier' there, so I'm guessing from his experience maybe weekends and very late nights weren't what he was expecting. Could be just his experience, but not heard any stories of it being a sweat shop, but that's all I can offer you sadly.
Having said that, surely any internship in M&A is worthwhile if somebody has no experience from before, regardless where it is from if you have nothing else? I'd say go for it, then decide which offer depending on what you end up with.
Anyone else have info?
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