What are the best industry coverage groups at Houlihan Lokey? Non-restructuring.
Is LA or NYC known for any specific groups? And would one be crazy to accept an offer at HL CF over a BB if they really like the people there?
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I just wish we could ever have a single thread where it isn't interns telling us what is or is not good.
Business Services. And ADG to an extent (longer hours tho and not at the level of the DC office... mor elike it's not the focus in LA). And Industrials too.
You would not be crazy at all, you'd be making an excellent and mature decision. Combined with the lower volatility of HL (FRG balances w/CF across cycles from a firm perspective) vs. joining a BB right now, I'd say hats off to you for thinking beyond your years (I'm presuming you're a sophomore/junior in undergrad).*
*although the particular BB in question also affects this question to an extent