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Thanks for your reply! The LevFin credit risk role seems to be more of a MO role and less focused on transactions work/modeling (more like reviewing/approving/challenging transactions) while the CB underwriting role would be more focused on the transaction execution itself. The LevFin credit risk role is also for an assoc position vs an analyst position for the CB underwriting role. Given these factors, which do you think would provide better exits?

 
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The CB Credit Underwriting is at one of SMBC/CIBC/SocGen but the role is split between transaction execution and portfolio management. The BB LevFin Credit Risk job is more of a review/approve transactions and portfolio monitoring focused role. The LevFin Credit Risk role is also for an Assoc position with higher pay while the CB Credit Underwriting is an analyst position (with lower base). 

Given this, would love to hear your thoughts on which offer would like be better from an exit opps standpoint. Thanks.

 

The CB Credit Underwriting is at one of SMBC/CIBC/SocGen but the role is split between transaction execution and portfolio management. The BB LevFin Credit Risk job is more of a review/approve transactions and portfolio monitoring focused role. The LevFin Credit Risk role is also for an Assoc position with higher pay while the CB Credit Underwriting is an analyst position (with lower base). 

Given this, would love to hear your thoughts on which offer would like be better from an exit opps standpoint. Thanks.

How different is the base pay? 
 

yeah this is why I asked - the firms you listed are tier 3-4 in my view 

higher pay and better function at BB is a no brainer (unless it’s UBS)

 

If it's BofA for #1, do it. Whilst it's not 'client facing', the work you do is technical and sets you up for good exits (i.e. Private Credit).

 

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