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No. They have a good pool of talent from the juniors they brought over from Centerview but have yet to really establish themselves.

Qatalyst is qatalyst.

Tidal is the ~new fancy tech bank~ and could be the ~next qatalyst~ but we just have to give it time. Who knows how much business Handler is really going to pull over. Centerview also brought on the ex-BofA guys because they focused on traditional m&a vs strategic advisory which just happens to be more lucrative... Who knows how it will play out but excited to see where Tidal goes 

 
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2 CVP rainmakers that took all of their accounts as well as half the Palo Alto office and still need almost a year to put out a small buyside deal and a random debt thing and this guy loses his shit and compares it to the most successful boutique in history

maybe u should stay in ECM

aren't you forgetting the context of the huge slowdown in tech deals? what has anyone else done in the same time period? how much are the fees on those two deals? what are their expenses as a firm? seems like they are way ahead of the curve...

 

Pretty sure associates are Tidal aren’t pulling in 7 figures, but would love any color on the comp there compared to Q

 

their emails bounce when sent from my school email account LOL, q > tidal

 

I heard this Software firm Madison Park Group is up-and-coming as the new Qatalyst. But maybe Tidal and them will have a clash to see who takes supremacy 

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