Seeing that RBC is in the top 10 in the league tables and that they advised on the Suntrust/BBT merger, curious about how people's perceptions have changed, if they have? Obviously one deal does not make a bank and they are still reliant on their balance sheet for deals, however there's been an effort to expand out their M&A practice and to lead deals rather than just being syndicated in a debt issuance. Also what groups are the best? And are there any decent exits from those groups?
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Exits from RBC M&A last two years:
KKR Tech buyout, Blackstone buyout, LittleJohn, L Catterton, Providence, JMI Equity, Great Hill, FTV Capital, OMERS, a handful of other MM PE firms ~$1billion fund size
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