Most recently talking with a senior, who suggested that you need some sort of coverage group experience before being successful in DCM, ECM or M&A. Thoughts?
Also, at EB’s, how relevant do you think this is as well as flexibility for moving between coverage and product (aka lateral moves). Would be looking specifically within the NY offices but any insight is valuable.
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