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  1. Top Groups at TD and Cowen in Terms of Deal Flow and Modeling Ability:

    • The context does not provide specific details about the top groups at TD and Cowen. However, it is generally important to consider that deal flow and modeling ability can vary significantly across different groups and sectors within investment banks.
  2. Integration of Legacy Cowen Groups into New TD Groups:

    • The context does not provide specific information on how the legacy Cowen groups fit into the new TD groups. Integration processes can vary widely depending on the strategic goals and operational structures of the merging entities.
  3. Modeling at the Analyst Level in P&U:

    • There is a mention in the context that some groups, such as P&U (Power & Utilities), may not involve modeling at the analyst level. This aligns with the broader observation that certain groups may outsource modeling to dedicated product groups or have different expectations for analysts.

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Zero deal flow, only do financing. However, they've been hit with a $2B fine because of money laundering, so that would negatively impact their lending capabilities.

Great pay for the deal flow they have though. Good hours too since they don't have too many M&A deals - feel free to fact check this by running a screen on Dealogic.

 
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