BMO vs. TD vs. RBC, who is best-positioned right now
Have heard a lot about the canadian banks true relevence in the states, and would love some input as far as what is really going on
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RBC > TD > BMO. RBC has seen a lot of great deal flow recently. Great training program and exits with a phenomenal culture. From what I've been seeing in the space, TD has inched above BMO over the past few years. Deal flow at BMO isn't quite there after HR has been cracking down on the "stress relieving" practices of a few of their MDs.
This is wrong.
BMO’s M&M and FIG groups are A1 and by extension BMO’s M&A group does well too.
BMO is the runner-up to RBC. TD culturally wins, and I know some satellite offices do well (eg. TD is crushing it in Montreal whereas BMO is lacking there), but BMO is still the better bank for deal flow.
Perhaps if your ranking is from a U.S. lens, yes, but in Canada, no.
Of course I'm ranking from a U.S. lens you Canadian fuck. Have fun sweating it away on the sell-side at BMO just to end up at a LMM fund with zero bitches AND zero carry.
RBC > BMO >> TD
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What school
Probably Laurier
RBC >> TD >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> BMO
I heard BMO brought over John Summit to help spearhead things on the LevFin group. Can anyone confirm because if so that is a pretty good sign!
The one group BMO is good in in the US is probably it’s LevFin - it’s its bread and butter.
BMO's only good US group is LevFin?
Get off this forum with your trolling and jokes. I work in the LevFin group and there is nothing but exceptional talent over here. Send kids to solid credit shops every year who make more money than your entire family lineage.
Sure pal. Too bad working in the LevFin group at BMO will get you zero bitches and your family lineage will cease to exist
Any views about canaccord
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