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Bottom tier without a doubt. They had a huge falling out of senior people years ago and were bought on the cheap by Stifel as a result. They work on the creditor side and really scrape the bottom of the bucket for deals.

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It's pure restructuring. Got a offer from them in the past, but turn it down. Base pay is good on par with street. Not sure about bonus. It's part of Stifel. I don't know if it will be consider mid tier, I always thought of it as bottom tier in restructuring. I don't see much exit opps and most folks seem to be career banker and I see a lot of A2A promotion within.

 

Basic IB and restructuring questions, didn't thought of the interview to be overly technical. Ask me some law and bankruptcy question given my background. Talk about why restructuring and Miller Buckfire. In short, try to let them believe that you want to do nothing else in your life than restructuring and work no where else than Miller Buckfire.

 

Stifel is on par with banks like BGL. Have a buddy in one of their east coast offices, and based off our conversations culture is pretty decent, and pay is pretty good for the low cost city he is in with bonus on top of a good salary but definitely below street. All in all, a decent LMM shop

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