Restructuring Deal type

Interested in what kind of deals does RX bankers do.
- which bank have LME practices and which doesn’t
- which bank have the best team / worst
- which bank has the most UCC deals
- which bank has the best exists based (rank)
- which bank has the most weirdos / bad culture
- which bank has potential in growth ?

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0: Interested in what kind of deals Rx bankers do, and proceed to ask nothing about it. Respect

1: All of them. This is almost like asking which banks do sellsides and which ones dont. Its not a "practice"

2: PJT considered the best, the worst prob some 5 man shop in Ohio

3: Jefferies/Baird the MM usuals

4: PJT

5: Most RX groups have the same culture. Attracts the same personality type

6: Are you asking which Rx practice has the most potential for growth or which bank?

Reads like a high school student with all due respect. Good luck with college apps.

 

Apologies for mild zombie-threading.

When you say RX groups have a similar culture, what does that look like? I’ve read on wso/reddit that they’re considered more nerdy/technical, but is this a “nerdy compared to frat bros” or “nerdy like tech workers”?

 
  1. All banks could work on LMEs, but the reality is that only 6-8 groups have actually been apart of these transactions (as they aren't really happening in the middle market or lower middle market)

4. PJT, then Evercore, then HL/MOE/LAZ (although you'll get similar looks from all of these)
6. If you are trying to join early at a "growing practice" I would argue Ensis has a lot of potential

 

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