ER/ECM- Who follows the markets closet?
discuss......
input from monty/compbanker/10xleverage would be appreciated.
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What do you mean by "knows the markets?" All three groups you just mentioned do completely different things.
Should i say, follow the markets.......M&A is prob the least...but ER V ECM?
id say ER guys know s the markets the most
I would agree with ER guy. Analysts are constantly in contact with the buyside PMs and are a sounding board for the bank's institutional clients. ECM is more concerned with how to position the equity capabilities/distribution of that specific bank to corporate issuers. ECM knows the primary issue market better than ER, but ER will blow ECM away in terms of micro knowledge about specific companies and general industry trends.
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