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Pretty wrong. Jefferies RX is one of the weaker practices out there and has not been in any lead roles on landmark deals recently. Quite the opposite for Rothschild if you ask anyone in the industry.

Two very different companies in terms of deal types, global exposure, culture, size, capital markets and LevFin focus at Jeff / none at RC, etc.

 

Hey, this is something I can actually speak on! For some context, spent my analyst years at Rothschild NYC Industrials before lateraling to Jefferies NYC Tech. Both are good places to start your career, but I'd say Jefferies beats out Rothschild in most cases for you. Rothschild Industrials has a reputation for being sweatier than most other coverage groups at the firm, but from my personal experiences I have no clue why people on this forum say Rothschild has a good culture. Culture (along with comp) was one of the biggest reasons for my move from Rothschild to Jefferies. Both firms are sweaty, but Jefferies without a doubt has a more collegial and "fratty" culture that makes the bullpen much more bearable. Like someone above mentioned, Rothschild has grown rapidly over the past few years, but Jefferies is much more established in the States, and from anecdotal experience, people across the street and headhunters tend to hold Jefferies to a higher regard here, although Rothschild is still highly respected and you'd still get better buy-side looks at Rothschild than just about every other MM (don't really count Jefferies as a MM considering how large they are now and the deals they've been pursuing over the past few years).

 

I'd go Jeff. Btw how has your offer for Jeff not exploded yet? I was in the super at the end of July (unfortunately didn't get offer), but I thought the last super was first week of August? Did you have some later super for on campus recruiting or something?

 

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