PwC Deal Advisory or BGL(Brown Gibbons Lang) for Junior Internship?
I have an internship offer from both places right now, but I'm not sure which place I should choose. I know everyone says to stay FAR away from BGL, but it's still an IB whereas PwC Deal Advisory is an accounting firm (albeit deal advisory working with IBs for deals). I don't have any banking experience, so I don't know what to do. Should I try to get recruited by another bank in the future and go with pwc for this upcoming summer, or take the bgl internship and hope to lateral to another bank?
One other option to consider is to do the BGL internship, receive a return offer, and then leverage that to recruit FT, which may be a lot better if you are trying to place into IB for FT
That makes sense, thanks for the comment!
Despite the cultural horror stories on here, BGL is a legit LMM/MM shop where I imagine you'd get decent experience to leverage for FT recruiting like the other poster said. Would personally be my choice.
Thanks for the input! Just curious, why would it be your choice? Do you have any connections or things you've heard?
PM-ed you :)
BGL for sure
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