PJT RSSG is the most recession proof group

Let me explain. First, RX is revenue generating, meaning the employees are not an expense. What happens when shit hits the fan? Companies cut expenses.

Second, PJT is an EB. Not some shitty BB. S&T or the retail/commercial arm can't blow up the bank with their fuckery like 2007 (although it's much harder for S&T to cause a BB to go insolvent since the Volcker rule). 
 

Third, restructuring loves it when shit hits the fan. Companies lose their shit and fall on their knees in front of MBB and RX to minimize losses (usually by aggressively reducing headcount). 
 

Fourth, RSSG is PJT's flagship group. Like EVR M&A, DB TMT or CS Industrials. No shop is going to trim their flagship group. That would be retarded. They'll trim the non-rainmakers first, not their primary source of income.

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I interned at CS buddy. If you knew what you were talking about you'd know that CS refers to industrials as GIG and no one was selecting GIG as their first choice for group placement. According to a friend of mine in the sponsors group the sponsors group generated more revenue for CS in one quarter than GIG did in an entire half. GIG deal flow doesn't compare to sponsors and stop spouting nonsense. GIG is also the largest out of any group at CS

 

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