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thanks prospect — he's asking about tech in particular, which Cowen has a far better track record in.

Cannot recall the last time I have seen RBC tech as lead advisor on a sell-side

 

But how will the technology go to future How to evtechnology bank Who will have technology I will not have it now but maybe later This technology there will be robot

 

ASO1 at a top MM tech group. Take Cowen. They dominate in the space along w/ WB, RJ (mostly in security tech from what I've seen), and Jefferies.

RBC Tech is a bottom group at the firm and doesnt close deals; also pays less than Cowen I think.

 

This is completely false, the VSDA group do not close 25 a year or even come close to that. There are several tech teams at TD Cowen (TD Securities acquired Cowen in 2023 and had their own tech group) so maybe you're referring to the mandates of all tech groups combined?

I agree TD Cowen is definitely the best option and the VSDA group does great work but there are 3-4 tech subgroups at TD Cowen which you are probably including in that number. The groups do not collaborate on deals either so if you are working with the TMT group you will not be working alongside VSDA bankers. Each subgroup has its own deal flow.

 

Did you see TD’s earnings and outlook. Why do you want to end your career before it even takes off? 

Agreed. Know several people there who are actively trying to leave, and this is only the people that I personally know. Turnover has been high recently.

Prospects really need to read the news instead of blindly relying on WSO threads with low accuracy.

 

yeah no this is completely false — morale within the different tech verticals are high 

this guy seems to have been laid off from TD and has multiple accounts to reply to his own comments

 

how does cowen's tech group compare to their communications and media group? seems like the td tech team split off from CMT to go with the cowen tech team after the acquisition.

 

both are good options, TD Cowen's tech group is better though and has a better reputation on the street for sure

 

Is the entire TD Cowen tech group here MSing? This is so funny and insecure. 

 
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Is the entire TD Cowen tech group here MSing? This is so funny and insecure. 

I can confirm this is the entire TD Cowen team coming here to MS. The bank laid off so many juniors since the merger and got fcked by the money laundering fine. Also had to suspend earnings forecast yet the TD Cowen tech kids keep coming here to defend the firm. In a few months they’ll all be laid off and look like bunch of clowns.

If TD is so good then why my friends across different banks are seeing more resume drops from TD associates and analysts??

 

The title of the post is "TD Cowen Tech vs. RBC Tech NYC." All of the things you've listed have nothing to do with that comparison or provide any relevant information as to why RBC might be better. Yes, TD as a whole is experiencing issues. Yes, there are likely some bankers looking to jump ship before things get worse. That doesn't change the fact that the majority of people in this thread feel that TD Cowen's tech groups are stronger.

Congrats on RBC buddy.

 

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