Question is in the title. I have a bb superday, and as far as I'm aware no BB besides JPM has a restructuring team, and even then theirs is different from a traditional EB RX unit. Is it worth it to study for Rx questions for a BB interview?
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If you’re studying for BB IBD coverage/M&A, then honestly there’s no real need to study for RX.
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