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Not sure as far as groups go, but I've been told comp at an intern level is comparable with the street, so like ~$85K/year or so.

 

Did some networking and found out a bunch about this office. Let me know if anything is wrong.

Four groups: Consumer/Retail, Real Estate, Tech, A&D

First 3 have really good deal flow (not sure about A&D since its new), Jefferies Charlotte is "probably the best bank in the Southeast" (DC/CLT/ATL) in terms of compensation and deal flow. Part of what makes this office unique is a lot of associates/VPs come from top BB in NYC, and then decide to move to Charlotte for a different lifestyle, so all the seniors are very experienced and smart. Told that the Consumer/Retail group and the Tech group are especially strong. More people here are inclined to go to CorpDev rather than classic PE, however I am told that analysts that want PE, get interviews to strong UMM/MM PE firms.

Only serious downside I heard: Analysts get WORKED (80 - 100 hrs). Definitely a sweatshop.

 

yea, just passing along what i heard. they didn't say exit ops they said compensation and deal flow.

however, are you just basing these off the brand names? I think even BlackArch would have better exit opps than a lot of ones you listed, and i heard Jefferies has better deal flow than BlackArch

 

I can't speak of deal flow and pay for Barclays or GS. However, I have seem solid placement from both Barclays/ GS ATL. I'm not sure if GS ATL have first year analyst, seem to be more career banker and seasoned analyst. I don't know about Lazard Middle Market, but have heard it's a solid team there. I know BAML Lev Fin in CLT still have MF placement and very solid deal flow obviously, pay is street. Going back to your point on Jefferies, do you know which coverage team would be ranked highest in deal flow, pay and exit opps?

 

The GS ATL analyst that I know went to a fund like Sliverlake, Vista Equity Partner, not exactly but I will say on par. Can't give out exact name, or you can easily find him on linkedin. However, he's technically third year analyst (like I said it seems like GS ATL don't have first year analyst or very few) I see more lateral analyst in GS ATL. The few Barclays ATL analyst I know, one went to a top EB M&A in New York and 1 got placed in a top PE in the southeast (As a senior associate) I would have to admit it's a very small sample because I'm just basing it off people that I know directly. The Barclays ATL MD that I networked with, went to a top ATL fund as a partner as well.

 

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