Say I have a summer offer from both GS IMD and JPM AM/WM, which opportunity would be best to purse? I know that both firms are obviously great names, but are there any big differences between the two in the Asset/Wealth Management space? Most of the old posts I found on this were not very helpful.
I'm thinking of either moving into IB to start my career or staying in AM for the long run, if that influences your opinion.
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What kind of roles are they? Is one WM and the other Institutional? or are they both WM. I think we need a bit more color.
GS is in a group that sits in GSAM. JPM is just a general offer, since you don't get assigned a group until after accepting
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