PJT vs Rothschild (London)

Hi All,

Currently deciding between the two for their analyst programmes in London.

I've heard great things about PJT regarding culture, pay and hours, but am slightly concerned about the brand name in Europe and what that might mean for exit opportunities.

Rothschild seems much more established in Europe, but I am unsure as to what the culture and exit opportunities look like.

Can anyone confirm or disprove what I've said and perhaps add some more colour on what the two places are like?

Thanks!

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