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It might be idk. I’m just saying one friend who I believe works there now has been someone who has been good with hours/culture. Idk more than that 

 

Groups are sweaty across the board. Culture varies by group - Levfin has long hours but good mentorship and training. Industrials is good experience but terrible culture. TMT is fratty and has great deal flow.

Would say top groups are, in no order: TMT, LF, GIG, CP&R given management's focus on developing these groups. But banking is banking so pick your poison 

 
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Hopefully some good color below, in no particular order. Would note that despite the terrible recruiting videos UBS has taken market share in nearly every group and is nearly back to the early 2000's-2012 era when all the big name bankers were at the firm: 

TMT - Extremely good momentum, lots of good sell-side creds lately but like all TMT groups across the street very busy. Most seniors seem very good. Tech has part of group in SF, not sure how the split of work is divided at junior level b/w offices

Sponsors/LF -  Primary fee driver given UBS is pretty sponsor dependent, been getting crushed with low rate environment refi/repricings in addition to high LBO/M&A volume. They recently split the team into sector "pods" where analysts cover 2 of 3 sector pods and associates are only in one sector pod

CPR -  Historically not the marquee UBS group but seem to have good momentum lately, Michael's was a big UBS sell-side recently

FIG - Worked with this group the least, pretty limited interactions so cant comment much 

GIG - Seems pretty industry dependent, some industries have great senior bankers and deal flow it looks like. 

HC - One of the smaller groups at junior levels, strong momentum. Very busy lately on both IPO/SPAC side and financings

RELL - Appears like great culture, havent done any deals personally. Apparently the gaming industry bankers have the prized coverage (Vegas trips for work...I mean come on)

DCM - Obviously all IG transactions, closer to market hours but busy lately. Again, UBS is heavily sponsor and portco dependent so not as many IG/big corporate clients

ECM - Been crazy busy with SPAC frenzy and lots of IPO transactions, with a bit of a pause on SPACs returning more to average hours. UBS is typically to the right on equity transactions but good momentum lately (esp. with SPACs where UBS was at forefront)

 

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