Guggenheim vs Rothschild exits
Only interested in exits here. Which bank has the better exits, looking for non rx specifically. Interested in both nyc and chi offices
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Generally speaking Guggenheim has better exits. The Chicago office is pretty new for Gugg so unclear how its doing for exits
Can confirm, chicago office is very small (3-4 SA) and has a few ex-blair MDs they poached last year. As such, its primary focus is on MM deals.
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That's too broad a question. Be more specific about what kind of group you're coming from, whether it be product or coverage or m&a. They all lend to very different paths.
Not OP, but within the Roths M&A industry groups, are any known to be stronger or weaker for dealflow/exits?
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