Top Bulge Bracket Natural Resource / Industrials NYC Group vs. Canadian Bank M&A TO Group? Thoughts for rep, exit opps, etc.?
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Oil and Gas are in decline, unless you are very into the industry. In 40 years there will be no natural resources group
This is just completely false lol.
To OP would recommend the nat res / industrial BB group in NYC for exit ops. It's kinda hard to say without knowing which BB specifically, since they have varying strengths for those groups, but I think that's a safer bet if you're aiming for the more traditional exit ops.
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