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Well I guess the more interesting question is whether the MD's who left BB's for smaller banks are going to be able to bring smaller banks to the top of the league tables.

 

So when are the PiperJefferies and whatnot coming in to troll about this post? Wonder what their insightful post is going to be about?

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I interviewed with that energy group and they mentioned that they would be part of one of the biggest energy deals since anadarko and I thought they were just bullshitting to sell the firm. I saw this shit on CNBC today remembering that they have a really good relationship with XTO and wondered if this was the "game changing transaction" the interviewer was talking about. sho nuff... definitely a huge accomplishment for the group and the firm.

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I don't think JP has NatRes in Houston? Just Trading stuff...the glory is all in NYC.

BarCap NatRes Power is in Houston, the rest of it is in NYC. Honestly, the Houston crew would not get much to begin with in my opinion, the star MD's and stuff are all in the City. If you want to work for an Oil Company/Power Trading go to Houston, else for banking stay in NYC.

 
suspendersI don't think JP has NatRes in Houston? Just Trading stuff...the glory is all in NYC.

BarCap NatRes Power is in Houston, the rest of it is in NYC. Honestly, the Houston crew would not get much to begin with in my opinion, the star MD's and stuff are all in the City. If you want to work for an Oil Company/Power Trading go to Houston, else for banking stay in NYC.

Actually no. All the BBs have a Houston office, and the majority of these offices are both source and execution.
 
suspendersI don't think JP has NatRes in Houston? Just Trading stuff...the glory is all in NYC.

BarCap NatRes Power is in Houston, the rest of it is in NYC. Honestly, the Houston crew would not get much to begin with in my opinion, the star MD's and stuff are all in the City. If you want to work for an Oil Company/Power Trading go to Houston, else for banking stay in NYC.

You have no idea what you are talking about. Be quiet.

 

^^^No. Almost every major Energy M&A team is out of Houston. And there's more glory in making the same money and working fewer hours anyways.

 

every bank has to start somewhere... you can't be born a BB. Many european banks were started in the 1850s. Give Jeffries time and I'm sure it'll be quite successful (unless they have a HUGE f*ck up along the way)

 

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