REGAL Group in IB
Curious to hear people’s thoughts on REGAL groups in investment banking — especially at firms like Bank of America and Wells Fargo.
How are exits from these groups in general? Do people typically go on to RE-focused buy-side roles, or is there flexibility to pivot to other areas (like generalist PE, corporate roles, etc.)?
I’ve heard some people say REGAL can pigeonhole you into real estate — is that true? And if so, is that necessarily a bad thing long term?
Also wondering if anyone has insight into how easy or realistic it is to exit from a REGAL group at a place like WF or BofA compared to exits from more traditional industry groups.
Appreciate any insight from people who’ve been in or around these groups. Thanks!
Based on the most helpful WSO content, REGAL (Real Estate, Gaming, and Lodging) groups in investment banking are known for their specialization in real estate-focused deals. Here's a breakdown of insights regarding your questions:
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In summary, REGAL groups are excellent for those interested in real estate-focused careers, but they may require extra effort to pivot to other areas. If you're considering a role in REGAL, it's important to align it with your long-term career goals.
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