MS Industrials?

Based on the most helpful WSO content, here are some insights into the Industrials group in investment banking:

General Information on Industrials Groups:

• Reputation: Industrials is considered a "classic" coverage group and is very broad with many subsectors.
• Best Groups: Some BB (Bulge Bracket) and EB (Elite Boutique) banks have strong Industrials teams. For example, MMs (Middle Markets) like William Blair are also very active in this space.
• Culture and Deal Flow: The culture and deal flow can vary significantly between banks. It's important to research specific banks to understand their unique environments.

Specific Banks with Notable Industrials Teams:

• Citi Industrials: Mentioned as a top group in the context of a group decision between CS M&A and Citi Industrials.
• Lincoln International: Their Industrials group is regarded better than their Consumer group.

Compensation and Lifestyle:

• Compensation: Generally, compensation in industry groups can vary by bank and specific group. For example, regional boutiques can offer good compensation and lifestyle, sometimes better than larger banks.
• Lifestyle: The workload and hours can also vary. For instance, some groups might be more "sweaty" (demanding) than others.

For more detailed and specific insights, it would be beneficial to look into individual bank reviews and discussions on platforms like WSO.

For further reading, you can check out the following link: - https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/investment-banking/psa-consider-r…</a">PSA: Consider Regional Boutiques. Good Comp + Lifestyle

If you have more specific questions or need further details, feel free to ask!

Sources: Lifestyle/Comp of Industry Groups, Industrials General Info & Best Groups 2020, https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/real-estate/cim-group-reputation-and-culture?customgpt=1, PSA: Consider Regional Boutiques. Good Comp + Lifestyle, PSA: Consider Regional Boutiques. Good Comp + Lifestyle