Deutsche Bank healthcare?

Wondering how this group is. Seems like they're under new leadership with an internally promoted group head who made it rather fast. Has the group been doing better in recent years? How would you compare it to Jefferies or Cain Brothers?

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Such cap. Either you don’t know anything about healthcare or you’re basing this off of 10+ years ago. Jef > Cain > DB

 
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Idk man. When I was there two years ago it was a shit show. Staffer was rude and sensitive - even for small matters like not thanking him for giving me a staffing. All I did was pitching, and some financing deals that we were tagged on. My MD was active per se but never led a process during my time there. Think we had six months straight without a deal announced (except for a $300mm notes issuance that yield $300k and change).

 
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Healthcare and consumer are very weak at DB. Different story if it’s industrials or levfin

 

Used to be one of the top groups at Deutsche and Street with a p solid culture but now it's MASSIVELY struggling as there's a lack of deal flow and everyone good got poached by other banks or left. They can't retain talent and the culture really does suck now..... I think there is no comparison for this group to either Jefferies or Cain, or really any other health care group, and I would recommend avoiding it. Like others said, the rest of DB is NOT like this, and product groups tend to place well on the buyside. 

 

JEF is the best of the bunch. Thought I knew a DB healthcare banker but on second look, he is in another group so not entirely sure about them.

Have interacted with Cain bankers multiple times. Genuinely like them a lot and have a friend whose working there now. If you value culture / solid WLB, Cain Brothers may be a better fit than the other two banks.

 

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