Very interested in energy and aware that M&A was great last year and earlier this year. Any insights into these banks would be greatly appreciated: JPM/GS/MS/EVR/LAZ/GUGG/BOFA/JEFF/CITI/RBC/TPH (ranking, culture, hours, comp, exit)
Based on the most helpful WSO content, here's a detailed breakdown of the banks you're interested in within the energy sector, focusing on aspects like ranking, culture, hours, compensation, and exit opportunities:
JPMorgan (JPM):
Ranking: Strong in energy M&A, particularly in large corporate deals.
Culture: Known for a somewhat toxic environment.
Hours: Standard for IB, expect 70-100 hours.
Compensation: Competitive, aligns with industry standards.
Exit Opportunities: Good for PE due to the brand name and high-profile deals.
Goldman Sachs (GS):
Ranking: Active in large corporate M&A.
Culture: Can be seen as elitist, especially in locations like Houston.
Hours: Typically intense, around 70-100 hours.
Compensation: At the top end of the market.
Exit Opportunities: Excellent, particularly in PE.
Morgan Stanley (MS):
Culture: Generally positive, though some find it a bit stuffy.
Hours and Compensation: Comparable to other major banks.
Evercore (EVR):
Ranking: Strong in M&A, known for placing into megafunds.
Culture: Less elitist, more hyper type-A.
Compensation: Known to pay above the street average.
Lazard (LAZ):
Culture: Known for having really nice people, though can be a bit stuffy.
Exit Opportunities: Strong in restructuring and advisory roles.
Guggenheim Partners (GUGG):
Note: Not much specific detail on culture or compensation, but generally considered a strong player in investment banking.
Bank of America (BofA):
Culture: Generally positive, aligns with major banking standards.
Hours and Compensation: Standard for the industry.
Jefferies (JEFF):
Ranking: Particularly strong in energy, especially in upstream and midstream sell-sides.
Culture: Positive reviews, less toxic compared to some peers.
Compensation: Known for very competitive compensation packages.
Citigroup (CITI):
Ranking: Strong in energy, though currently dealing with some transitional challenges.
Culture: Comparable to other major banks.
Exit Opportunities: Good, especially in energy-focused PE.
Royal Bank of Canada (RBC):
Culture: Solid, though bonuses might not be as high due to its Canadian roots.
Compensation: Generally aligns with industry standards but may not offer outsized bonuses.
Tudor, Pickering, Holt & Co. (TPH):
Culture: Described as very chill and passionate about energy.
Compensation: Known to pay above the street average.
This overview should give you a comprehensive insight into these banks' standings in the energy sector, focusing on the key aspects you're interested in.
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Based on the most helpful WSO content, here's a detailed breakdown of the banks you're interested in within the energy sector, focusing on aspects like ranking, culture, hours, compensation, and exit opportunities:
JPMorgan (JPM):
Goldman Sachs (GS):
Morgan Stanley (MS):
Evercore (EVR):
Lazard (LAZ):
Guggenheim Partners (GUGG):
Bank of America (BofA):
Jefferies (JEFF):
Citigroup (CITI):
Royal Bank of Canada (RBC):
Tudor, Pickering, Holt & Co. (TPH):
This overview should give you a comprehensive insight into these banks' standings in the energy sector, focusing on the key aspects you're interested in.
Sources: Houston Energy IB Rankings?, Is Prestige Really All That Important?, https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/investment-banking/best-energy-investment-banking-groups?customgpt=1, Banks with best cultures, Top Investment Banks in each industry 2018
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