Very few offers for associates (there are only one or two spots open i believe), they keep their shop relatively small even with the recent geographic expansion. They said they were going to be conducting a few more interviews this week so it's not like they are a BB with 20 spots to give for the year. No idea about their other applicants, but looking at profiles UT and Rice and Tulane heavy, they do on campus stuff with wharton and NYU also fwiw
Generally speaking the BBs SA classes in Houston range from about 6-12 SAs, and leaning towards the lower number at the good shops.
In terms of boutiques I would imagine probably on line with that or possibly fewer depending on which boutique. Tudor is big time down there. I know guys that had offers from BBs and yet couldn't even get to their superday. Pretty selective bunch.
12 was including S&T. I know IBD at one BB that had 6 SAs along with 5 S&Ters. I'm sure it depends on the deal flow and if they actually do everything in house or push it up to NY to get the shit done.
Great shop, great people there. They do take SAs and interview across the country (including midwest schools). They usually get back after superdays quite quickly
Tudor Pickering is the shop to watch-- big deals flowing, great work culture, and cool people running the show. I have a friend who turned down a job in NYC with GS to work there.
No trolls in this thread. If you want a true energy investment banking experience (in terms of not having to outsource anything to NY) there are only a few shops that offer that. TPH is one of the most highly regarded I-banks in terms of energy.
TPH and Simmons are solid banks. Right there in the discussion of top energy i-banking in Houston. Right in line with CS, Barclays and JPM. Maybe CIti borders that with the move of the UBS bankers, but that is something to be decided upon...
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They have multiple dates but one of them is 1/15
has anyone heard?
Tudor Pickering Superday (Originally Posted: 10/28/2010)
Just finished up a superday at Tudor Pickering Holt. Great place. Anyone ever interview with them and have an idea of their follow up time for offers?
Very few offers for associates (there are only one or two spots open i believe), they keep their shop relatively small even with the recent geographic expansion. They said they were going to be conducting a few more interviews this week so it's not like they are a BB with 20 spots to give for the year. No idea about their other applicants, but looking at profiles UT and Rice and Tulane heavy, they do on campus stuff with wharton and NYU also fwiw
Do they take SAs? thanks
yes they take SAs
How big was the SA class this summer and in the past years approximately? thanks
I assume you are talking about their M&A group. Does anyone know how many people they are hiring overall for this years class (IBD, ER, ST)?
Generally speaking the BBs SA classes in Houston range from about 6-12 SAs, and leaning towards the lower number at the good shops.
In terms of boutiques I would imagine probably on line with that or possibly fewer depending on which boutique. Tudor is big time down there. I know guys that had offers from BBs and yet couldn't even get to their superday. Pretty selective bunch.
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12 was including S&T. I know IBD at one BB that had 6 SAs along with 5 S&Ters. I'm sure it depends on the deal flow and if they actually do everything in house or push it up to NY to get the shit done.
Great shop, great people there. They do take SAs and interview across the country (including midwest schools). They usually get back after superdays quite quickly
tudor is a shop people turn down bb;s often for.. they had one mba intern last summer from penn
Tudor Pickering is the shop to watch-- big deals flowing, great work culture, and cool people running the show. I have a friend who turned down a job in NYC with GS to work there.
Thanks for the info and comments, appreciate it
These guys are basically an elite boutique in the oil & gas space, right? Definitely is a legit firm.
No trolls in this thread. If you want a true energy investment banking experience (in terms of not having to outsource anything to NY) there are only a few shops that offer that. TPH is one of the most highly regarded I-banks in terms of energy.
TPH and Simmons are solid banks. Right there in the discussion of top energy i-banking in Houston. Right in line with CS, Barclays and JPM. Maybe CIti borders that with the move of the UBS bankers, but that is something to be decided upon...
Agreed. BAML is pretty solid too. Other than the above mentioned a lot of the execution is going to be done out of NY.
YTD, its number one in the rankings in energy deals
What do you think the analysts are Barcap/CS/Simmons are doing?
no doubt all are legit.. and unless you have offer from each.. this topic is pointless
the amount of trolling for tudor is sickening. its mm and u get mm. look at past analysts.
I am no mathematician. but I would say you have to do ALOT of MM deals to make $22 billion in fees 9 months.
I would think their past analysts are now just associates. Why would you jump when you have the potential to rise in a young firm?
Actually, if you like at their profiles, none of the associates were analysts at TPH.
And I agree that some trolling is taking place here, no matter how good it truly is.
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