Looking for some more information. What are the pros and cons of each option? Assume IBD is at a large bank (think Nomura/HSBC/BNP). Any advice would be appreciated.
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It really depends. Could you provide with some context?
Is your goal to go into IBD? Is it for a summer internship or grad role?...
Assuming the role in N/H/B is FO IBD, then I would definitely advise you to go for the IBD role.
The role is so much more important than the name of the company you work for. Besides, Nomura, HSBC and BNP are very respectable institutions.
Would not take BNP, heard its a crappy place to work for. But thats just me.
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