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How do you get into a top coverage group? When should we start networking since HR said placement is in the spring?

 
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Almost all (if not all) are top 3 by the numbers (deals, $$$, anyway you slice it). JPM Healthcare is top of the street. JPM Lev Fin is top of the street (although your exits will be more credit roles). JPM FIG is good and competitive with GS FIG for top of street. JPM tech is slightly lacking and is not on pace with GS or MS tech groups. M&C is really strong. M&A obviously good for exits, great at all top banks. One thing I would note about JPM is it is generally stronger on the east coast (NYC) then the west coast (SF), in IB and in corresponding exits.

If you are looking at exits specifically any of these groups will keep you competitive in their corresponding industry PE (HC IB -> HC PE, M&C IB -> M&C PE, etc.) go with a group that interests you, you will spend alot of time learning about something you don't care about if you pick a group based on prestige rather than personal interest.

 

Little torn on NY tech - I’ve heard they are scaling at a solid rate but still won’t win top mandates over MS and GS as mentioned above. Thoughts on the group 2-3 years from now?

 

Really sweaty group, a lot of hours and really grindy apparently. Good amount of burn outs. However, they’re normally the clear 2nd on the league table to Goldman’s 1st. 

 

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