regl is top of street has great RE exits and the ppl are dope but it is pretty sweaty

 

REGAL is obviously the top. M&A probably second but the group is notoriously sweaty and hours are brutal

 

Blatantly wrong. Sure REGAL places lights out into MF REPE, but let’s be honest — MF PE is exponentially more competitive than REPE. FSG and M&A are almost always the most competitive/in highest demand for placement. To put in perspective, group placement, exit opps, and deal flow almost always correspond to the following. (WLB and Culture not factored in). Source: roommate and best friend are A2As at BofA

FSG / M&A

LevFin / C&R

REGAL / HC

TMT / Industrials

EGRC / FIG / NatRes

 

Solid list but I'd base it on more than 'exits.' Current alum told me current A2 M&A group only had 5/30 place on cycle

 
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This is a really bad list LevFin above REGAL? REGAL on the same ranking as HC? REGAL is either tier 1 or at worst tier 2. TMT above FIG and EGRC? The TMT practice is terrible. EGRC is fantastic given they focus on mainly M&A deals given their clients usually can't raise debt and are often private. Sure, the businesses are "smaller" but the M&A skillset you learn is fantastic.

Real list would go:

FSG / M&A / REGAL

LevFin / C&R / Industrials

HC / FIG / EGRC

NetRes

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TMT

 

M&A and Power coming in dead last on the WLB component though

 

Fsg, Regl, M&A, Levfin for best exits 

Sponsors I've heard has a great wlb

Regl/M&A are known to be the sweatiest groups at the firm but place extremely well into PE

 

Lev fin is good but headcount just got "reallocated". Roughly 1/3 of headcount (maybe less)  just got moved to whole sale credit last week, including several of the lev fin bankers i was working with on deals, really annoying. I am not sure what morale is like there now.

Maybe someone from the team can share more insight on what happened.

 

*based on exits*

Product side fsg > m&a = levfin

Coverage side regal > cnr/hc > rest 

At the end of the day if you want to hit a mf/umm it's on you as a candidate and the groups can only take you so far. On cycle is way too early and nobody really has deal experience outside of their summer internship role

 

My buddy works in the regl group at bofa and recently signed at a megafund. Culture is great but the hours are absolutely brutal and is one of the sweatiest groups at the firm. Exits are obviously for repe and its difficult to recruit corporate pe from the group. M&A and sponsors I've heard are great as well.

 

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