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Please share your thoughts on which offer to accept (position: Associate; Location: NYC).
Deutsche DCM vs. Nomura FIG
Please share your thoughts on which offer to accept (position: Associate; Location: NYC).
Deutsche DCM vs. Nomura FIG
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Deutsche. No brainer. FIG sucks and you will be able to lateral from DCM to an industry group after about a year.
Is internal tranfering group/division at a BB easy? How does it work
It's not a no-brainer. One's a capital markets position and the other one is pure IBD. And lateralling at the associate level from a capital markets position to an industry group isn't that straightforward. While I agree that FIG is boring as shit, you'd be exposed to M&A, ECM and DCM deals, with the possibility of exit opps to PE firms easier from an IBD position than a DCM one.
Like I said. It's a no brainer.
Should PE options even be considered since its at the associate level?
Thank you guys. I am not quite sure yet if I want to take the PE route, but it is good to have that option open. I would like to know little more about the culture, hours and promotions etc. at both places.
Step away from Nomura. Track its history in the media from about 1985.
toss up
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