Credit Suisse NY - Recent thoughts

Hello All - I wanted to hear everyone’s thoughts on where CS stands as of now with everything that has happened with Archegos. And interested on hearing if you had an offer for SA CS NY would you take that over another BB Offer(thinking JPM, BAML, citi, Barcap) but in their regional offices(LA,SF)? Thanks.

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At this point, I think any current analysts at CS are still in a great position and will still enjoy the historical quality of dealflow and PE exits, but any prospects should consider longer-term trajectory of CS.

If I were a sophomore or below choosing for Summer 2022+, I would choose, roughly, as following:

Take over CS: GS, MS, JP, BofA, Citi, Barclays, any EB (or top sector-focused boutiques like LionTree, Qatalyst, etc.)

Would not take over CS: RBC, Jeff, UBS, DB, or below

Unsure (aka depends on the next 12-18 months): Guggenheim, Greenhill

 

At this point, I think any current analysts at CS are still in a great position and will still enjoy the historical quality of dealflow and PE exits, but any prospects should consider longer-term trajectory of CS.

If I were a sophomore or below choosing for Summer 2022+, I would choose, roughly, as following:

Take over CS: GS, MS, JP, BofA, Citi, Barclays, any EB (or top sector-focused boutiques like LionTree, Qatalyst, etc.)

Would not take over CS: RBC, Jeff, UBS, DB, or below

Unsure (aka depends on the next 12-18 months): Guggenheim, Greenhill

dang.

 

At this point, I think any current analysts at CS are still in a great position and will still enjoy the historical quality of dealflow and PE exits, but any prospects should consider longer-term trajectory of CS.

If I were a sophomore or below choosing for Summer 2022+, I would choose, roughly, as following:

Take over CS: GS, MS, JP, BofA, Citi, Barclays, any EB (or top sector-focused boutiques like LionTree, Qatalyst, etc.)

Would not take over CS: RBC, Jeff, UBS, DB, or below

Unsure (aka depends on the next 12-18 months): Guggenheim, Greenhill

dang.

 

I work at CS in nyc now as an ASO1, and the turnover at the bank has been shocking. Multiple groups have lost multiple MD's and group heads. If you're a current analyst looking to pivot after a year or 2 it doesn't make sense to leave now - but it's not a good place to start a longer career (for now). Morale is in the crapper as we're seeing teammates leaving to other banks at rates much higher than usual attrition (there's no real word on our bonuses this year which could all be garbage).

Just one guy's 2 cents. That said, everywhere else would be group dependent. If you're lateraling in, ask yourself why xyz group has so many openings.

 

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