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Again, off the back of the TMT thread. Can't see much recent info on this - what's the standing? The names I hear about most are Citi, Barc, MS but maybe that's outdated.
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You're missing MS.
For exits, MS/Barclays power beats out Citi/GS.
Any insight into ldn?
MS, Barc, Citi, RBC, Macquarie
All the US banks are pretty strong. Think Citi and BofA are are very strong as are GS and JPM. Looking at fees, think Barclays and SocGen are up there too. RBC is good for infra deals but don’t think they do much with corporates.
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