Energy Transition at Jefferies

Have heard negative things about energy transition teams but seems like this relatively new group has great deal flow and is punching above their weight (from Jef's linkedin). What is your opinion on this group?

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It’s one of the few standalone ET groups on the street (that won’t fall under PUI, IND or Nat Res groups). Most MDs sit in HTX but juniors are split between NYC as well.

Extremely strong deal flow across molecules and electrons, with the typical bread and butter sell-side M&A but also a lot of ECM work (3 IPOs in past couple months and largest infrastructure EPC IPO ever). Seems the ex-GUGG trio’s integration was seamless.

They run VERY lean and if you search JEFF Houston or JEFF Energy on this forum, that should tell you the rest…

 

They are crushing it this year, leading the Swift Current sell-side, executing Forgent’s $1.5B IPO, Legence’s follow-on offering, SOLV’s IPO, EOS’s debt raise, and multiple renewables asset divestitures.

 

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