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I searched extensively but didn’t find anything really recent/relevant.

 

% of analyst going to UMM/MF from PJT/HL/EVR/ LAZ RX is probably the highest among all other groups 

Classes are very small and in my experience, most analysts at those groups have been interested in investing for a long time  

 
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I mean depends what you mean by place better. I strongly doubt that EVR and PJT M&A place better than PJT/HL/EVR RX on a % basis. EVR M&A class is 2X PJT/HL/EVR RX combined so ofc you'll see a lot of MF exits. 

 

Thanks for the advice. Checking LinkedIn is kinda difficult though because small class sizes and hard to narrow down RX but I do agree with your general take. Thanks!

 

If it was not accurate what is?

What were HL, EVR, and Laz exits? What do I need to tell headhunters to show me traditional MF buyout opps as opposed to trying to put me in credit/special sits?

 

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