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I'd say the best groups at Jefferies are still largely HC, LevFin, Energy, and Industrials. With that being said, Jefferies has definitely become much more well-rounded over the past few years through poaching top senior bankers across all industries. Jefferies Tech has been doing very well and their tech-enabled services group is one of the best on the street.

 

It's a relatively newer group, but is definitely very good and JEF has been aggressively building out the group through poaching bankers from top PCA groups. The group is still too new to be considered on par with Evercore/Lazard/PJT (though PJT lost some rainmakers over the past couple of years), but is without a doubt a rising group and at its current trajectory of poaching bankers one of the potential top PCA groups down the line.

 

Can anyone speak on the division of tech between Charlotte, NYC, and SF. Is it software in SF, tech enabled services in Charlotte, and hardware/semis in NYC?

 

There are two different tech groups. The Technology group is split between SF and NY. The Tech-enabled Services group is split between NY and Charlotte. SF Tech works on more software relative to the NY Tech but both work on all verticals. Tech-enabled Services group works together across both offices. Tons of collaboration between the two offices and you can be cross-staffed between the two.

 

I'd say JEF tech-based services > Blair tech-based services due to the different deal sizes. Blair tech-based services is incredible and is probably the strongest in the MM space, and often wins UMM and >$1b mandates, but at the end of the day Blair is still a MM. JEF tech-based services still touches deals in the >$5b space and is almost as strong as Blair in the MM space.

As for ADG, JEF >> HL ADG. HL ADG is pretty firmly in the LMM-MM space while the JEF ADG group are also whale-hunters and win >$5b mandates. I focus on A&D in an industrials group at a BB and we regularly compete against (and lose against) the JEF ADG team for mandates while I don't think I've ever encountered HL's ADG team. I'm sure HL ADG has strong deal flow, but much like HL in general they focus on churning out LMM-MM deals.

 

They're heavily focused on SPACs and M&A rn. The Head of the desk likes ppl from IB and PE backgrounds.

 

“MM” is a hilariously broad term, but they still run sponsor-backed healthcare M&A activity (broadly speaking). Other banks can come close in a specific vertical, but Jeffries is definitely up there.

 

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