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Can anyone clarify what FIG specific exits are and how they compare to traditional PE exits in terms of comp?

 

Surprised to see Ardea and Broadhaven listed. Feels like they occasionally pop up on large deals, but it's usually not a lead role (particularly for Ardea) and it's not consistent.

I imagine the revenue/headcount numbers are pretty good but is the junior experience good? Feels like it would be mostly pitching and the occasional print on a large name.

The obviously have a lot more people so maybe not a fair comparison, but the dealflow for Evercore, Lazard, and PJT seems a lot stronger. 

 

FIG is too big to generalize this way. Each banks have its strength on certain verticals: fin tech, insurance, specs, banks, AM and there are no banks that dominate in all these verticals except for JPM/GS. Outside of it, it’s a coin toss on which bank is better at what. For example, Evr splits up it’s FI and insurance team so again it’s hard to compare apples to apples. Overall, in such a big group deal volume is high and you will get good deal exposure at most BB/EB.

 

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