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Based on the most helpful WSO content, there isn't specific updated information on Oppenheimer's compensation, culture, or group performance in 2025 within the provided dataset. However, the original thread discussing Oppenheimer alongside STRH, Stephens, and Stifel from 2020 does not provide detailed insights into Oppenheimer's specific groups or recent improvements.

If you're looking for a more current perspective, it might be worth reaching out to recent analysts or associates at Oppenheimer or checking updated threads on WSO for firsthand accounts. Culture and group dynamics can vary significantly over time and across teams, so direct networking could provide the most accurate and relevant insights.

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I left in the past ~year, based in NY

Comp: Base is lower (heard that's changed) but bonus is higher so my total compensation was always slightly above street average. Slightly higher than competitors in the MM. I was always pretty pleased with  my compensation.

Culture: Mixed bag. Some groups like FIG, M&A, ECM are great and they get along well. More "fratty" culture. Heard some groups like Consumer and Tech are not great. Heard especially bad things about culture from Tech SF.

Best Groups: FIG (deals + culture), M&A (deals + culture), ECM (culture), Healthcare Services (deals), Rental Services (deals). FIG has closed some massive deals recently, and their head was just announced as Head of IB. M&A is like any other M&A team (aka reps). Healthcare Services and Rental Services does a lot of sponsors work and has had some great deals, but not sure what they've closed in the past year that was impressive.

Worst Groups: Healthcare (if you want M&A reps), Tech (culture), Consumer (culture). I've seen deals coming out of these groups, even now, but just heard bad things about culture, especially Tech SF and Consumer NY.

Other Groups: DCM, Public Finance (heard its sweaty ever since they hired UBS's team), London coverage teams, Private Funds team, Healthcare M&A, RX

 

what are exits like from FIG? currently in FIG at another mm and my firm hasn't placed well

 

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