Is LevFin client-facing?

1. Is LevFin client-facing?

2. What aspects of the technicals should I focus on when interviewing for LevFin (internship) positions? 

3. What are some important qualities a LevFin banker should have?

Thank you for your input in advance!

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  1. You'll be able to smell what they had for lunch as they scream at you through the phone for shitty terms and puny hold
  2. Read LCD's primer on leveraged loans (https://www.lcdcomps.com/d/pdf/LCD%20Loan%20Primer.pdf). I think they did one on High Yield but I can't find it. Read Rosebaum & Pearl's book, there's specific chapter on LBO models.
  3. Ability to pushback on credit to get a shitty deal done

https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/investment-banking/from-a-levfin-…

 

I believe origination is client facing as the CM group generally acts as bridge between the origination and the s&t teams. Idk if there's a difference between the CM and the  syndicate group or if they're one in the same so if someone wants to clarify for me that'd be helpful.

 

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