Which MM or Boutique firms are best positioned to compete with or become a BB in the upcoming years?
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No MM or Boutique is going to suddenly have a trillion assets if that's what you're asking.
If youre talking about which ones will compete on M&A deals with the BB's/EB's then I'd probably say somewhere like Guggenheim would be an interesting bet. Wouldn't expect William Blair or Harris Williams to move out of their market as they are perfectly content being the dominant MM players.
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