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Thanks! If you end up at a MM bank like this would you rather re-recruit for a more "prestigious" consulting shop instead?

 

Some of these takes are just lazy.

Read the news and understand the market you’re trying to get into instead of recycling decade-old anecdotes. 

The U.S. advisory platform was reshaped after the senior UBS hires

You don’t have to like the model, but ignoring structural changes and then drawing conclusions isn’t insight. It’s just not doing the work.

 

rocket.scientist

Some of these takes are just lazy.

Read the news and understand the market you’re trying to get into instead of recycling decade-old anecdotes. 

The U.S. advisory platform was reshaped after the senior UBS hires. 

You don’t have to like the model, but ignoring structural changes and then drawing conclusions isn’t insight. It’s just not doing the work.

What were some of the structural changes made?

 

nope. bro this whole forum are filled with austistic idiots. soc gen does well since it has a big balance sheet. a lot of syndicate lending.

no mm shop can touch the syndicate lending of the european and japanese banks god its glorious when you see an actual bank instead of some advisory bs. hur dur want this company

and i mean if you go to europe damn mfer youre a big daddy player now

 

even most american banks lending platforms struggle in the syndicate world. jpm always partnered with other american banks and by god it struggled and need to rely on regionals to pool.

these european japanese syndicate combos are goated af. 

 

and since these banks are closely tied to polticial axis: ie japan europe usa taiwan which reflects in the bank syndicates that are formed you're going to have a lot of governmental involvement in the non-us banks. which make it awesome for politics if you want something like that down the line.

the us is the only place where it thinks transactions being made public is a good idea, and by god thats a horrible idea. most things are behind closed door and should be that way. peasants dont get to do finance

dcm syndicates are ass too by the way: 20-30 participants for a 500-600mm debt financing that could be covered by 4-5 big daddy banks with god tier balance sheets (this is the result of peasantry and free markets, power and capital should be in the hands of the few not the many) 

i really miss aristocratic europe and feudal japan

 

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