Lateral to HC boutique TripleTree?

I'm currently an A2 in a healthcare group at a decent MM bank (PS, HW, HL, etc.) The mandates that I've worked on thus far have all been LMM <150MM EV deals that are honestly not very exciting. I've heard TT's name bounced around on WSO and in-industry before and I'm just looking for some more color on what the deal flow and mandate size are like. Where are most Analysts exiting to and what seems to be the projectory of the group post capital one acquisition? Finally, on their website, they have some really big names like (TPG, GTCR, KKR, and others), how decent are these mandates in terms of fees and appeal to future PE interviews I might do down the road if I were to lateral? Honestly, any information would be very helpful!

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They used to get on some big deals pre-CapOne acquisition. They are still winning mandates but deal size has definitely fallen. I believe their average deal size is consistently in the $500-700 million range if I’m not mistaken (please correct me if I’m wrong) but I don’t know about this year. They compete with top MMs like the ones you listed above so not sure if it would be a massive difference if you lateraled. But I do think if you like healthcare-specific deals and want to stay in that area, they probably provide a better environment to get quality reps in that space than the top MMs, but that’s just my opinion.

 

Appreciate the information. Any insight into what comp looks like, especially bonus? I’d assume they’re around market for A1 base of 110 and move up from there.

 

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