Been hearing mixed reviews on Jefferies Tech group and was curious if anyone had insight into the types of deals they are doing. They seem to be doing a ton of work right now given their latest results in M&A activity but wanted to get more insight.
Thanks!
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Do they exit to UMM PE? Software PE?
Would be interested in that but more interested in the group itself as in potential deals I can expect to work on - split between capital raises and M&A deals
Based on LinkedIn and people I talked to it seems like exits to UMM are pretty doable if that’s the way you wanna go, but bc of the techy culture a lot of analysts end up going into VC, growth equity, or strat fin at startups too
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Most of their better “M&A” deals are levfin deals that they take M&A credit for.
Also notoriously terrible culture.
What would you say are the better shops for tech M&A? Q/MS/GS are obvious leaders but what other banks do more M&A work in tech?
Have a friend that works there:
- solid junior culture (not the same with the senior level folks)
- deal flow is strong (obviously cap markets dependent but they have great momentum in the sponsor/spac advisory space)
- M&A volumes, however, as mentioned by the above post can be skewed by their lending practice
That makes sense... so expect to work on a lot of levfin type deals and exit quickly seems to be the theme
Spoke to some people in the office that said they do a good amount of SPAC mergers and work with sponsors fairly often (in addition to, of course, mainly debt and equity deals)
Do juniors usually exit to sponsors they work with?
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