Thoughts on JPM FIG 2024?

Hello Monkeys,

I've heard some mixed things about JPM FIG regarding their culture and exits. 

Can someone give more color concerning culture and exits across Banks, Insurance, SpecFin, and FinTech?

I am specifically interested in SpecFin and FinTech. Thanks so much in advance!

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Amazing deal flow, very long hours and intense culture. Culture used to be borderline toxic but it’s gotten much better, you will get looks from FIG specific and generalist MF and HF looks, every analyst in my class got at least one top choice interview a couple of years ago during on-cycle (prior to when OCR was your first week on the desk lol)

 

Thanks so much for the response! How would you differentiate between the 4 subverticals in FIG with regard to culture and exits? So sorry for nagging, just super curious

 

Have worked closely with the group on several deals. They usually have FT spots, but these go to top target kids who leveraged return offers at other respectable banks or MFs. So while I won't say anything is impossible, your chances are slim

 

My sister worked in that group from ‘21-‘23.

Was 80 hrs a week minimum with a lot of 100+ hr weeks mixed in when shit hits the fan.

FIG is a pretty consistent sector from a deal flow perspective so I wouldn’t expect this team to ever be chill. I heard JPM FIG kills it on the street so feel free to interepret that anyway you want

 

Had a friend in the group. Apparently people and culture is almost 180 from precovid times in all subverticals so people have fun. Hours are still hard (differing across subverticals) but most transition to home at 8:30/9pm ish. Banks seemed solid but has the same hours without dealflow. Insurance used to be the most brutal due to insane dealflow but heard that one of seniors left and the new guy is great. 

 

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