Reneging CS SA '23

Hey guys, as of now CS has not pulled incoming intern offers. I've started recruiting for some other firms like middle market investment banks. I was wondering 2 things. Should I accept another offer with another firm, even though CS hasn't canceled the internship? What if CS keeps my internship, should I renege the MM offer? Also should I be mentioning it to different firms that I'm incoming at CS but that the internship is up in the air, and leverage that to get offers?

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Are there even any banks still recruiting for 2023 SA?

Highly recommend reaching out to HR. That's literally what they're there for.

 

The whole point of doing an SA is to get a FT return offer as banks fill almost all their FT classes through the SA program. If you do an SA at CS, you won't get a return offer or, if you do, it will be rescinded anyways. Then you would have to recruit for FT in a recession / shitty job market where all banks are cutting. 

If the OP recruits for other banks and rescinds CS, at least, he/she will have a fair shot at a return offer and a guaranteed FT IB job (assuming solid performance). BTW, there are still some solid banks with 2023 SAs, not a lot but some. If OP was good enough for CS IB, he/she would have a solid chance for those other opps as well. 

 

Would you advice this for UBS interns with guaranteed SA but potentially dicey return offer rates?

 

Apply to consulting, you have shot at MBB or tier 2 since recruiting hasn’t started yet, better than a nonexistent bank or potential for an MM

 

Sorry, I meant applying to MBB full-time in the Fall, much higher changes of landing MBB full time than IB full time in recession (speaking from experience, recruited both IB and MBB full time with a past BB internship with no return offer, and got two MBB offers and no FT BB offers)

 

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