BRG T&R
Got a SA offer, wanted to know thoughts on this place. Comp seemed pretty low relative to other rxco and rx roles in general. Im also slightly concerned on pigeonholing myself as it seems like there is not a whole lot of exits seen from this practice. Any thoughts appreciated
What are your other offers? Am an incoming and was also concerned about similar things - from talking to others in the industry, BRG is highly respected and well-known by RX IB and buy-side, most of the big debtor retail deals come out of Boston office, so if your offer is there you should be in a good spot. Comp might be lower but better WLB because if creditor side focus. Happy to chat more.
Yeah they are def well respected, however linkedin stats do show a very small amount make it into rxib & buyside based on what I have seen, not sure if this is exclusive to brg or just rxco in general. This would be for new york, are you incoming this summer or next btw just curious. Would love to chat ill pm.
nvm cant pm bc anonymous. lets just talk here ig
This summer, IMO lack of exits moreso because hiring out of undergrad is so new for RX Co + lack of interest moving to IB/PE when you get similar comp and much better WLB in CO. I think BRG platform is totally doable if you have strong interest moving to IB/PE/PC, esp in NYC.
Depends on what your goals are. For context, am at a non BRG T2 firm firm, but know a fair amount about BRG. If you want to stay long term, it's a great place. Good WLB and pay isn't really all that bad. You're just comparing it to IB, PE, HF, etc which is why it looks bad. Most FTI-offshoot firms have a similar comp structure (BRG, Ankura etc). If you want really high comp, your options are to move down to a smaller, more lean / specialized firm (Getzler, PPP, Meru etc), or go up to Alix/A&M.
Exits to IB/PE etc are...bad. Not necessarily because people there are dumb, but rather because their program is so new. If you want to exit, you'll likely be one of the first waves to attempt it. Also because it lacks the ultra niche platforms firms like Province, M3, SierraConstellation etc have, which necessitates closer connectivity with people on the buyside, and lean teams that mean you get a lot of buyside exposure at a junior level.
So TLDR, all depends on what you want to do.
Think I’m gonna try and go for other firms - doesn’t really seem like the best fit for me. Appreciate the insight very much so.
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