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JPM and BAML are the strongest C&R groups. Goldman is strong but C&R isn't one of their strongest verticals. MS has struggled recently, lot of their top bankers got poached by BAML a few years ago. One of the strongest Barclays groups although it's Barclays so that isn't necessarily saying much.
Is this getting monkey shit because it's generally inaccurate or because of the off-hand Barclays comment? Don't generally know too much about the C&R space so interested to know
Any info on this?
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I see Centerview, Goldman, and JPM a lot on the big M&A deals. BAML too, but they’re more commonly seen on IPOs. JPM is interesting because they also have a consumer tech group that focuses on the intersection of both spaces
From what I've seen: Centerview, BAML, JPM, CS, MS, GS, Jefferies (surprising, but see them on a ton of deals). Citi, DB, UBS, and Barclays are nobodies in C&R.
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