Top FIG worse vertical or Mid FIG
For exit ops into PE (FIG and non-FIG buyout) and overall deal experience, would you choose a top BB/EB FIG group (GS/JPM/Evercore) in a niche vertical such as Insurance or a mid BB FIG (BofA/Citi/Barclays) but in a group that works with only EBITDA-driven companies like FinTech & AM?
Looking to rerecruit so wanted opinions and thoughts… Thanks!
Top fig group for sure but you will need to prepare more for the interviews outside of work
What are the top fig shops besides the ones above?
top fig group if recruiting on-cycle, verticals won’t make as big of a difference. know recent jpm fig class had exits to carlyle, apollo fig, warburg pincus
What’s considered top FIG groups with best exits?in other words, where should I rerecruit lol
Lmao same
After GS MS JP Evr CVP it depends strictly on the sub vertical.
Are most deals in insurance groups strictly related to carriers, or is it across distribution, claims, software, etc.? Insurnace services has been extremely hot for a few years now and make up the bulk of M&A activity these days. These companies are traditional EBITDA businesses.
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