Groups with best deal flows in Nomura?
I'm going to intern at Nomura (NYC) next summer and want to get an overall idea of the deal flows in different groups. Thank you!
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The bank isn't even anywhere near the top 30 in America's M&A deal flow. The correct answer is none; all the differences are going to be very marginal at most. Nomura rarely does deals for M&A, and the difference is going to be very marginal because of that. They are on a lot of LevFin teams, but largely on the right. Therefore, I would recommend you pick your group solely based on culture, since they are all going to have a bad flow anyway. Greentech, when it was initially bought, was decent, but once all the large banks started doing green energy coverage, the platform got worse to the point where it has no deal flow.
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