A number of tier 2 banks are currently recruiting at my school for IB positions and wanted to get thoughts/rankings on the following. (NY Locations)
The positions available are within Loan Syndications, ECM (Non M&A)
HSBC RBC SocGen BNP Macquarie
Additionally, while I am not expecting to shoot straight into HBS, would working IBD in such companies be respectable (lower ends of the M7 perhaps, with the proper extra-currics/GMAT?)
I am sure I'll get a few flame/troll posts but any advice would really be appreciated as this information will be helpful and used in making decisions.
Thanks In Advance.
I am of the opinion that saying Tier 2 Investment Banks are crappy is like saying "Tier 2" Ivy League Schools are crappy,
realistically, any job in IBD places in the top X percentile of college graduates, so if you have an opportunity to work in IB even if it's a "tier 2" bank, you should take it.
Don't forget to add Barcap in those Tier 2 banks. In Europe, Asia it is clearly Tier 2 alongside with Nomura as well.
You're an idiot.
Why are you so set on getting a MBA when you haven't even started working?
Seeing it as a possible option for the future.
And to the tier 2 comment above, any IBD opportunity would be sought after, coming from a non-target I am just looking to get my foot in the door.
Any advice on the banks above would be great!
In terms of real IBD experience: RBC > Macquarie....and then the rest, at least in the U.S., focus mostly on lending.
For B-School, it would probably be a toss-up and would depend more on GMAT, UGrad, extra curriculars as x-factors.
Thanks for the input analyst.
Although I know SG/BNP's presence is far more pronounced in EU, is it still respected on the street in terms of syndications, levfin, ecm?
bump for info.
Illo doloribus quisquam vel ad. Perspiciatis voluptate omnis autem voluptas corrupti nisi aspernatur. Dolorem odit veniam velit odio ea fuga voluptatibus et. Recusandae aut perspiciatis aut dolorem quisquam. Ullam ducimus illum aperiam quibusdam aliquid alias.
A aut aut libero rerum. Sed iusto cum iste praesentium. Animi maxime magnam corrupti molestiae quae.
Hic mollitia eligendi illum suscipit ut voluptatum dolores. Non sed atque quaerat voluptatem ut. Omnis vel odio qui.
Iste libero corporis aut alias voluptatem cum. Rerum quisquam fugiat dolores non reiciendis dolor dolores. Et quasi quo temporibus quae aut. Omnis eos ut voluptatum suscipit iure est. Voluptatem deleniti aut praesentium totam voluptatem. Omnis enim ea qui aliquid.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...