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Based on exits + how the groups are perceived internally:

M&A, Menlo Tech (both extremely sweaty)

M&C (now closer to FSG as they are having some of their modeling taken away but still the best NY coverage group)

FSG (still a small tier above the rest; effectively 100% MF/UMM placement last 3 years but a lot stay A2A bc of good culture) 

GPUG/Transpo (GPUG has great MF Infra placement, Transpo solid UMM w ocasional MF)

NY Tech/HC/IND (good spots overall just doesn’t have the placement edge that the above do) 

C&R/FIG (laughed at internally, know i will get MS from a salty fig associate)

RE is a solid RE group but exits are obviously limited to REPE

 

would love more context on why C&R and FIG laughed at internally? I'm assuming they're ranking bottom for different reasons?

 

Culture is great! Don't let ppl tell you otherwise. You're going to work hard no matter what, if you are interested in the numbers and the modeling shoot for M&A. Best junior banking experience on the street, you'll be more in the model than any of your peers in other groups or at other banks. 

 

Only reply familiar with MS - strong placements are the norm for all groups. Only a few of the HSD # of analysts across each group participate in on-cycle (this # has not significantly changed), a small sample size creating false perceptions not only among groups, but also other leading banks (being the smallest)

 

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