For RX: if you are interested in going to debt funds or regular PE shops, RX is known to place people into distressed funds such as Ares, Oaktree, Canyon, as well as generalist PE. From my conversation with the analysts, they also receive interview opportunities with regular PE shops as well as mega funds. RX will also give you a good niche advantage at early of your career.
For JPM SF, since coverage will be TMT and HC, primary exits are VC, technology PE, corporate, as well as regular PE. However, since it is industry coverage, you will be able doing a variety of products, but BB nowadays do primarily financing. If you are interested in Tech, then this is something you should choose.
With that in mind, there are also other considerations.
For RX: if you are interested in going to debt funds or regular PE shops, RX is known to place people into distressed funds such as Ares, Oaktree, Canyon, as well as generalist PE. From my conversation with the analysts, they also receive interview opportunities with regular PE shops as well as mega funds. RX will also give you a good niche advantage at early of your career.
For JPM SF, since coverage will be TMT and HC, primary exits are VC, technology PE, corporate, as well as regular PE. However, since it is industry coverage, you will be able doing a variety of products, but BB nowadays do primarily financing. If you are interested in Tech, then this is something you should choose.
With that in mind, there are also other considerations.
I sent you a personal message.
Can you elaborate on "BB nowadays do primarily financing"? I'm elite boutique over BB almost anyday, but you have to admit there are deals when the BBs do get the advisory roles over the boutique guys....or are you arguing this is just the case then its a deal that requires financing or bank debt so the BB gets the advisory role because of their balance sheet? im very hungover so i apologize if this is phrased awkwardly haha
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i'd go with jpm SF
If you want to be in RX take HLHZ, otherwise JPM will give you a broader and more marketable experience
Follow your heart
JPMorgan by far
HLHZ RX for sure!!
Where have the classes at HL rx and JPM sf recently placed?
JPM has all placed into top funds.
This is a no brainer. JPM SF has one of the best tech teams on the west coast.
depends on your plan after banking
For RX: if you are interested in going to debt funds or regular PE shops, RX is known to place people into distressed funds such as Ares, Oaktree, Canyon, as well as generalist PE. From my conversation with the analysts, they also receive interview opportunities with regular PE shops as well as mega funds. RX will also give you a good niche advantage at early of your career.
For JPM SF, since coverage will be TMT and HC, primary exits are VC, technology PE, corporate, as well as regular PE. However, since it is industry coverage, you will be able doing a variety of products, but BB nowadays do primarily financing. If you are interested in Tech, then this is something you should choose.
With that in mind, there are also other considerations.
I sent you a personal message.
Can you elaborate on "BB nowadays do primarily financing"? I'm elite boutique over BB almost anyday, but you have to admit there are deals when the BBs do get the advisory roles over the boutique guys....or are you arguing this is just the case then its a deal that requires financing or bank debt so the BB gets the advisory role because of their balance sheet? im very hungover so i apologize if this is phrased awkwardly haha
Thanks for the input, anything else?
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