Know Jefferies has historically been known for being a top player in energy but have heard it was mostly for specializing in Upstream/A&D. Was wondering how the new ET group stacks up.
Anyone have any insight regarding differences between the new Transition group at Jefferies and the Traditional Energy group in terms of comp/bonuses, deal flow, culture, outlook, etc?
Any insight would be greatly appreciated!
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