For a while, Jefferies seemed to have the strongest momentum to become the next bulge bracket bank, and it still does to an extent. However, with the asset cap now lifted and a string of major deals, Wells Fargo may be emerging as the new frontrunner. Curious to hear others' thoughts.
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If they can grow more internationally, they have a serious shot.
WF I can see the vision
WF is trying to become a BB and might pull it off, I'm not sure if Jefferies is going for it. I was able to meet some MDs there through recruiting who said they're pursuing something between a BB and independent advisory. They pointed to pre-2008 banks like Bear Stearns.
RBC is paradise
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