Choosing Summer Internship: Macquarie Capital Infrastructure M&A or UBS DCM?
Title says it all. I have received internship offers from both, and I am struggling with selecting which one to accept.
I have previous internship experience within equity research (utilities and renewables), and find the Infrastructure sector interesting. At the same time, I enjoy reading about the development in the macro/market/political environment, so I guess I am torn between two distinct career alternatives.
Practical details: I enjoy a good night's sleep. The pay is roughly the same, and both are in London.
Which internship would open most doors (or close the least)? All opinions and insights are appreciated...
depends how much you enjoy a good night's sleep. some dcm desks keep you there late, but compared with m&a you have a much better chance of getting to bed at a decent time.
I figured. Any input on the jobs themselves in terms of tasks/reputation/opportunities?
When was your Macquarie superday?
What year are you? I'd say take the better name - UBS
I am a 4th year MSc student (5yr integrated engineering degree). I didn't have a superday with MacCap, they fast-forwarded me through 1st round, did some psychometric testing off-site and then had 2nd round interviews (and UBS assessment centre) in London last week.
I would be careful of UBS DCM right now. They are shutting their fixed income S&T business. It will be bad for their DCM business too, deal flow is already hurt.
http://news.efinancialcareers.com/131151/deutsche-bank-says-ubss-fixed-…
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