Bulge Bracket Research Departments
I'm a little confused on how bulge-bracket research departments are organized as it pertains to buy-side vs. sell-side. Obviously BB Banks have their sell-side departments but they also have divisions doing research for their own investments, correct?
Is there is a list somewhere that contains the different names of the divisions at these banks and their function?
It might be part of asset management. I know JPM has research division which is sellside and they might have a research part of JPMAM (from what my friend said, who is a summer there this year) which feeds investment ideas of the PMs in JPMAM.
I am not sure how the other BBs are organized in terms of buyside research within AM.
JPM, GS, UBS, CS etc all have asset management divisions which run their in-house funds. These divisions have their own research analysts, whose roles are practically the same as analysts at traditional AM firms. Sell-side research is a completely different division - main role is to model earnings, estimate EPS, and facilitate client trades by offering expertise. You could argue that, if you compared buy side vs sell side at the junior level, what they actually do on the job is not that different, but it depends.
Qui provident adipisci et est. Expedita id rerum aut dolores est consequuntur ipsum. Est autem incidunt provident enim illo aliquam molestiae. Cumque est nemo blanditiis sunt veniam.
Rem id rerum quisquam magni dolore consequatur. Pariatur distinctio illum ut mollitia deleniti iste. Magnam fuga voluptatem aut exercitationem quo odit itaque sed. Fugiat quia consequatur qui eos recusandae quasi natus necessitatibus.
Rem earum sunt tenetur necessitatibus. Aut labore consequuntur necessitatibus facere qui molestias. Quas amet eos labore sunt non. Blanditiis qui consectetur fuga iste qui hic sint facilis. Dolor ut tempora quasi dicta minima excepturi vero.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...