How does Capital Advisory at Elite Boutiques work?
I have a natural interest in M&A (valuation etc) and would love to be a 'lifer'. However, my religion prohibits me to work with interest and debt. This means working at BBs are off the table as they're underwriters however I am curious to how it works at EBs? I've been told although EBs dont underwrite the debt, they do all the heavy lifting for the client? I would be comfortable with just advising the client where to get debt from, but if I'm holding their hand in the process, then I would be against.
Furthermore, at small EBs like Centerview, PJT etc I understand early on youre a generalist. But is there an opportunity to just work on the M&A side?
I interned at a BB last summer and got an offer, but whilst I worked in an indsutry M&A group, there was some support to the Debt team (esp if the client was a newbie) which made me felt uncomfortable and I declined.
Any advice particularly from those who work at such firms would be much appreciated.
I am based in London if it helps.
Don’t some London banks have a Sukuk financing team?
IMO that’s all bullshit - any idea about whether elite boutiques like Centerview PJT etc are financing free or I can work only in m&a with no interference with financing?
this is either a shitty troll post or you are an idiot. Why work in finance then???
wondering same thing
What about when the M&A transaction has some form of debt involved? Man, religious is so weird sometimes.
Genuinely curious, what religion is this? Frankly I haven't been exposed to many non-Protestant people in my life yet
It's Islam. Islamic finance is a whole field.
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