MS Power & Utilities
Recently networked with an analyst in this group. Anyone have any insight into exit ops, culture, and deal flow?
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Strong exits (know of historical exits to MF and UMM PE) and have heard its a good culture. Think work hard, play hard without unnecessary facetime at the junior level
Any idea how they compare to the teams at Citi or Barclays?
Citi and Barclays are "stronger" on league tables but exits are dominated by MS/Barclays(MS name carries it and Barclays has just historically done so well)
Not trolling, but I've heard RBC's PU&I group is good. How does it stack up to these groups? Obviously RBC as a brand name is nowhere near as strong as Barclays or Citi, let alone MS, but I've heard they do really well in this particular sector and want to know how they perform both in terms of exits and deal flow
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