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evr has had several (10+) MF/UMM exits past few years. so on a per analyst basis definitely higher. evr analyst class 25+ whilst DB 50+.

Think someone mentioned on this thread:  https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/comment/3523531

EVR exits this year so far: GIP, Hg, Centerbridge, HIG, Searchlight, TDR, BCI, Charterhouse, Montagu, ADIA, Vitol, Signal. Previous years have included Apollo, Antin, CapVest, Apax, GA, Ares, Oaktree, Silver Lake, TPG, CVC, Partners Group, EQT… so definitely in the top tier.

 

Less politics, less focus on diversity (just look at the # of women and poc), smaller teams, better pay, and in this case (vs DB) likely the same if not better exits (recent exits/offers include CVC, Silverlake, and Advent, to name a few). I have no affiliation with either firm, just my 2 cents on big banks vs advisory firms.

 

Yeah more yt males means better performance and better bank. You’re only what 21? And your world view is already f’d up. So much for your education!

 
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EVR - no doubt. There are way too many MDs at DB vs actual deal flow. Your exit will be heavily dependable on your execution experience and DB remains still like a gamble with quite confused management - have heard that on some IBD calls, DB in its wrong understanding of one shop model goes as wide as pitching venture debt financing alongside venture equity raise alongside (hold for it) corporate banking… and it is not corp bank for RCF but the purest corp for everyday transactions

 

Depends on where eventually you wanna go.
If you wanna go PE/Megafund, DB is better. The thing with Evercore is that the probs people know about DB is way higher than Evercore.
If you wanna just do banking all your life to MD let’s say, Evercore is better. Because comps higher, they are growing rapidly in London ( I would leverage that), and if you are still A&A level, better direct exposure.

 

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