I believe the top banks in the structured products space are JP Morgan, Credit Suisse, BAML, and Morgan Stanley. Does anyone have information on these banks and their structured product groups? I currently cover securitized products in a credit role, but am looking to switch to an structured products origination role. I have looked at previous posts, but want more updated information.
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I work in structured on the buyside. What specifically do you want to know about these banks and their SP groups?
I’m interested as well. Can you speak on the capital markets group versus the warehouse group? Is one better than the other? Is it one group or two separate groups?
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