PWP London Groups Ranking
Hi guys,Anyone got insights in how the pwp teams in London currently rank (deal flow, size, culture, exits)?
Hi guys,Anyone got insights in how the pwp teams in London currently rank (deal flow, size, culture, exits)?
| +435 | Is UBS really that bad? | 79 | 20m |
| +265 | Investment Banking is Divine | 40 | 2d |
| +225 | Another $115bn Mega deal for these banks. Congrats! | 46 | 22h |
| +216 | US 2027 SA IB worried about background check | 53 | 2d |
| +126 | Which Offer to Accept: UBS Analyst Role or Part Time Cashier at the Local Taco Bell | 30 | 5m |
| +81 | Useless associates | 15 | 6h |
| +64 | Roku-Fox Deal - UBS Misses Out on yet another deals after years chasing this deal | 17 | 2h |
| +52 | Differences in Restructuring Teams? | 24 | 18h |
| +48 | FIG Pigeonholes you - is it true? | 19 | 1h |
| +41 | Is Houston SA 28 recruiting already over? | 34 | 2d |
Career Resources
Analyst here.
Top teams are definitely Industrials, TMT. Both have some great seniors and Industrials boast some of the best talent in the sector, especially for the DACH region.
Other M&A teams are strong (TPH does a lot with the US teams and is well known, UK team does a lot of public situations which are interesting). Both teams are very good culturally. I don’t have much experience with the FIG team or FinTech teams.
Private Cap Markets is a weird love/hate one, it’s very very client facing and you’ll build a lot of connections very quickly, but often don’t get the same technical exposure.
Restructuring is growing very quickly and seems to have had good dealflow. Culture is take it or leave it from what I’ve heard (better hours on weekdays, but more intense).