I did a few searches but could not find answers to these questions. Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
What exactly do co-managing firms do in a deal, how does it differ from what the firms running the books would do? How does does that translate to the analyst level, how is the work different if your firm is co-managing the deal as opposed to being a lead manager?
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Depends on the type of deal, but the short answer is generally not much
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