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that dude works non stop - comments at 2am expects a turn by when he wakes up at 6am, sends you comment by when you wake up and the day continues...

he is very good and does very well financially (obviously for himself)

 

plenty of stupid monkeys getting hard for "deal flow" and prospect of "great exits" thinking they can stomach that treatment for 2 years. Wait until you hit the desk and that dreaded email comes through at 2am before self reflecting wtf happened

that man brings in like 50 - 100m of fees per year so good for him as a reward of hard work

 

If that's actually the case for fees, I can see why Todd left to start his own firm instead. A debtor side deal for Greenhill should bring in at least 20-30mm in fees, while a creditor side should bring in 5-10mm. Out of that 50-100mm, your public equity needs its cut, your old heads need their cut, and the coverage bankers need their cut as well. I'd rather be Todd, ramp up to 50-100mm in half a decade but get to keep everything for the rx team, rather than be stuck feeding all these hands that add questionable value (especially if the coverage bankers don't allow me to bring in debtor sides at the same rate as Moelis).

 

im sure greenhill is giving neil a sweatheart deal... not all MD's are comped the same. Some get 20% of the fees they bring in but those are like 10-20m a year MDs. Neil is a beast bringing in 50-100m so expect something much higher for himself. Fee splits are very political in banking, no MD like to play fair - how do you allocate who sourced it, who executed it, who led and won the pitch and so forth... not very straight forward

also greenhill has been struggling and needs BSD MD's who can change things around.

 

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