Stephens or Oppenheimer IBD?
Any insight on which is better in terms of exit opps, deal flow, etc.?
Thanks.
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I admittedly don't know much about either, but I have some anecdotal data if you'd like it.
I recruited against people from Oppenheimer in full time at GS/MS/JPM as well as at GHL/EVR/LAZ. Never saw anyone from Stephens.
Stephens. OpCo is dying.
thanks guys
I don't know Stevens well enough to make a fair comparison but "OpCo is dying" hasn't been true for 2-3 years. They've been bringing on a lot of senior bankers in the last few months and dealflow has been reasonably good.
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Anymore thoughts?
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