Structured Finance Advisory
Is anybody familiar with structured finance advisory groups within Big-4 accounting firms?
Are they more marketing or modelling, what are exit opps, etc.
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It depends which Big 4 you work with and where. Structured finance is divided between the collateral and modeling side. Exit opps are usually with underwriters.
I took a job on the analytic/modeling side with a group in NYC.
Who is the best (E&Y, PwC, Deloitte)?
Don't think KPMG has a stand-alone SF group.
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