sa jpm er v ubs dcm v baml structured finance origination
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I'd do JPM ER for sure. UBS DCM shouldn't be in consideration imo unless you really love DCM. I have no idea what analysts in BAML sfo do after the program but my guess is that, if there are any exit opps, they'd be in mbs/abs/etc investing.
JPM ER would be the most interesting work imo and is also much more selective than the other two internships. JPM ER can get you into hedge fund roles afterwards. If there is any advantage between these roles for B-school (i'm not sure if there is), then JPM ER would likely give you an edge there as well. Also, you could likely leverage a JPM ER offer for a FT banking/ER offer somewhere else much easier than you could with the other two.
Thanks for your opinion Newspeak, appreciate it. I was thinking pretty much the same as well, but would like to hear other opinions.
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