I'm really interested in cross-border M&A due to the complexity of it. I understand that as an American, I can only recruit for US offices, but I'm thinking more long term.
So my question is, are London offices more prone to cross-border deals (especially post Brexit) than their NYC counterparts?
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I'm not on the IB side but I would say yes. It's just how the European market is made - c. 30 countries - even inside the EU they will be in fact cross-border deals.
The answer is yes
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