RBC vs BofA for exit opps?
Which one has better exit opps (specifically vanilla PE MF and UMM), I understand RBC may have a marginally stronger brand name in recent years but BofA has a stronger legacy (courtesy of ML).
I've heard anecdotally that BofA has been messy internally with a lot of bloat at the junior and mid-level, resulting in less impressive exit opps compared to their historical performance, while RBC is rapidly on the rise and has placed a number of analysts into APO/BX/KKR this cycle.
Is this trollpost? RBC blows BofA out of the water in terms of placement and overall prestige. It's the first Elite Boutique Bulge Bracket Bank (EBBB) and has strong alumni like Eileen Gu.
Thank you for correctly categorizing RBC via the EBBB terminology, pm if you want a spot for SA 2034
You are an intelligent man
Bumping for visibility
I've heard from head honchos at Apollo that 2 years in RBC's analyst progam is equivalent to 6.98 years in that of BofA's. Would take this under advisement when considering
I know I'm on this forum too much when I can tell who OP is from the title...
My buddy at RBC had offers from KKR/BX/APO but turned down to stay at RBC because of free blades to hamptons
Think I know who you are talking about. Not surprising that he wants to say with other WASPs whose intergenerational wealth between them can buy a small country in Africa.
RBC is the only correct answer here
Isn't BofA like Moelis where its really a MM firm? RBC only competes with CVP to my knowledge. This is like deciding between Harvard and Oxford.
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