Best UBS Groups Post Merger
As title says, what are the best UBS groups post merger given new MD's coming in and given old reputations. Goal is to exit into PE firms, MM/UMM ideally.
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There’s an Asian md in fig, from CS. Heard he’s the person who did the Aon/Willis transaction. Could imagine he’s rainmaker but mean to his juniors thou, awful personality
He is actually super nice to juniors and very easy to work for. And yes to absolute rainmaker
thanks Asian FIG MD at CS. glad to see you joined this forum
I second, he’s very nice and actually cares about juniors
I second, he’s very nice and actually cares about juniors
Name one M&A deal he has announced since 2021?
Heard from CS FIG banker that the aon / willis deal was originated outside of FIG coverage. Think it was originated from some senior management at CS based in Chicago who had a close relationship with Aon mgmt.
Whatever group the CS employees go to lol. UBS is gaaahhhbidge
UBS is pretty bad
I don't see how this is helpful or adds any benefit to anyone.
FOCKIN' GAAAHHHHHBIDGE
Not sure why there's so much negativity around UBS from the prior posts... exits from the most recent class were fairly good (mostly MM + a few UMM), and relative to many other banks (GS, Barclays, etc.) the firm is well positioned due to not being reliant on revenue from IB.
Credit Suisse and UBS were both sponsor-driven investment banks, so FSG and Leveraged Finance will likely be the 'best' groups in terms of deal flow / analyst learning experience / exits. GIG is historically a strong group, and Tech + M&T looks good moving forward, especially with new folks poached from Barclays. Other groups are a toss up and depends on how many seniors from CS choose to join.
Hope this helps.
They literally lost 90% of cs fsg so ubs fsg is staying the same
CS FSG jumped ship early to Wells Fargo’s FSG platform… I had a friend there and he said one or two MD’s stayed behind to join UBS. So you’re mostly getting the UBS FSG group.
Do you know if any groups had a lot of CS seniors stay? I know that UBS TMT had a lot of senior hires from outside of CS, so presumably that's stronger but what groups are improving from CS seniors in particular?
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