TD Power Utilities and Chemicals IB Analyst
Insights on TD Power Utilities and chemicals team in New York? Deal flow? Culture? Anyone interviewed with them recently? If yes, hows the process like? Any advice?
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very strong and growing group, esp with canadian energy relationships. Almost on Jeff/RBC p&u tier
You call a 15 man shop a RBC/Jeff tier group?
Work in US power and utilities sector (can't speak on chemicals or canada infrastructure) but I feel I don't see them anywhere near as much on mandates as Jefferies and when they are it is usually MM deals (100m - 500m) whereas I've seen Jefferies on more deals and bigger ones probably (300m - 1b+). So answer is no not the same tier as Jef or RBC imo. RBC is also is top in Canada I know that so def at most second to RBC in canada imo
Following. This is for the NY process, right?
Was told by people there that they are a top PUI group on the Street
TD bank is the king of sub 50mm deals
Was told by people that bank is racist; overworks and underpays PoC, and enforces gender quotas to promote white women mainly
TD business model: underpay and churn out POC, and then let white people (mostly women) get promoted, be overpaid, and take important leadership roles.
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