Curious as to what you all think of Piper’s outlook for the near future. Which offices are the best in terms of deal flow? Are there any legit exits from Piper or do people typically just lateral into another bank?
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Plenty of MM and LMM PE recruitment opportunities from Piper. As mentioned above, HC (specifically med devices), Consumer and FIG (Sandler) are strong, but Industrials and Business Services are also decent. I think they have a decent tech and HCIT flow as well.