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I'm obviously just an incoming analyst in RX but GLC has exited quite well if you want distress/credit shops. Oaktree (2x for Opportunities fund), Brigade, etc. heard culture is rough. 

TRS the founder is a heavy hitter I hear but the exit's are probably not strong.

MIller buckfire is Okay. It's a legacy shop where every other RX group was formed from miller buckfire (CVP, GUGG, PWP when they rebuilt).I know of one person who has went to oaktree opportunities fund there too.

Raymond james is the weakest group of them all. A MD from PWP went there because he wasn't gettintg promotion and has brought in some deal flow, but the exits I know of are Atalaya and MM PE shop. 

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When I was a sophomore I interviewed at All of these groups too in case I struck out at the EBs. But honestly, you can do a few years of banking and always lateral to a better shop if exits is really important to you...

 


I mean atalaya isn’t horrible at all, also note that lots of guys who go into RX stay in RX besides the kids who go in only because they want to leave for buyout. It’s a niche area.

Always here to help!
 

Piper Sandler / GLC are your best bets. I’m long on the TRS acquisition Piper did, but I’ve never worked with any of them.

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From a quality of seniors perspective TRS is above, GLC. Would probably chose that shop, that being said it does seem like GLC places into credit well.

 

Can’t advise you on the offers but do you mind if I reach out? I have keen interest in RX and would love to discuss some things

 

Would go with TRS. Heard good things about the team. They were on the FDIC mandates when SVB and Signature fell last spring.

 

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