Would like to hear some insight on consumer/ retail groups across the street. Which ones are great for exits and which are best for wlb/ people. Also would like to hear any to avoid! Specifically asking for nyc
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Generally speaking the EBs struggle in C&R. That being said Centerview has the strongest C&R practice, and Lazard also has a great practice.
PWP, Moelis, Evercore, PJT, and Guggenheim struggle.
MMs perform well in the space, considering most deals are smaller (sub 2 Billion). William Blair, Raymond James (Financo), and Jefferies all have strong groups.
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