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Scotia's Power & Utilities (P&U) group is noted for having decent deal flow and more relaxed hours compared to some other firms. If you're interested in power-related deals, P&U is considered a strong place to be. However, specific details about the differences between the Houston and New York teams are not provided in the WSO content available.

If you're looking for more granular insights into the Houston vs. New York team dynamics, you might need to explore further discussions or threads on WSO.

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They are in rebuilding mode after losing 3 MDs and one director from New York in a year. Global head was in Houston. Not sure what’s going to happen with newly hired MD and VP. Stronger coverage within the bank and the team holds the pen on the model. Associates are extremely nice and easy to work with. Not sure about how deal flow is going to be under the new MD but hope it picks back up. 

 

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