Which groups would theoretically have a better exit to either a larger firm or the buyside, an RX banker or a banker who was an a MM or boutique special situations team?
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lol RX and SS are together basically always
Be more specific with which firms? And what types of exits?
these hypotheticals are so stupid. Unless you are at a top target, focus on getting an offer with one of these first..
what application have you seen for just SS group?
Means the same thing in IB at least for any relevant banks
Wasn't entirely aware tbh thanks
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