I’m curious to hear thoughts on which groups at GUGG have the strongest exits, particularly for private equity or growth equity roles. Any insight into how groups like HC, TMT, RX, or others compare in terms of deal flow, exposure, and recruiting outcomes would be appreciated.
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All those groups you listed place well. Mainly comes down to candidate.
Where do they place historically?
Exits from gugg? idk try the c-suite? good luck bub
Add structured products if you want to do anything capital markets / debt related - they're #1 in the esoteric space
All of those are good assuming a strong candidate. In healthcare, it's specifically the services team that places consistently well - recent placements include Carlyle, TPG, THL, CVC, among others.
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