TripleTree vs Edgemont Partners
Hi everyone, I'm currently looking to move into the healthcare sector. Curious to hear everyone's thoughts on these two firms in terms of their comp, reputation, exits, etc.
Thanks in advance!
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Triple tree and there’s zero debate
Agreed with above. Was not impressed with Edgemont as much as TripleTree and Edgemont’s culture from what I’ve heard is garbage lol.
Thanks for your insight! Could you please elaborate on that - what specifically did you find impressive about TripleTree?
I’ve sat across Edgemont and TripleTree on calls and deals when I interned at a small PE shop and worked at Corp Dev. TripleTree is just leagues ahead when it comes to industry knowledge and relationships especially in HCIT. They’ve show us deals that were right in line with what we were looking for. They just “get it”. On the plus side, they were much more chill, easy to talk to and just great to learn from. Their poise and polish is another good impression. Nothing against Edgemont, but the MDs just didn’t seem as enthusiastic and passionate about the space as TripleTree in my opinion.
What're your thoughts on TripleTree as a firm overall? Have heard great things so I'm thinking about looking at any openings or keeping an eye out(ignore title).
Triple Tree. Exits have been good. They have their own PE Fund too.
It's now separate.
What about in comparison to a Nomura / Mizuho?
Definitely better. You'll work on solid MM deals at TripleTree. In Mizuho/Nomura, you're unlikely to close many deals and instead will work on pitches. And the deals you do close will mostly be boring financings
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Interviewed with TripleTree just before the pandemic and had a great experience. Really enjoyed my conversations and their culture seems like it’s top tier. My interview process went on pause when COVID hit and I accepted another offer, but it was an opportunity I was really excited about at the time.
Appreciate the response. Would you have any insight in specific to the analyst experience and firm reputation?
Unfortunately, I can’t speak to the analyst experience. They’re working on legit deals though. Also, I’ve worked at both a comparable boutique and at a BB, and can tell you there is typically less hand-holding and more responsibility given to analysts at the former. With that said, I’d expect analysts get solid deal execution and modeling experience at TripleTree. Anecdotally, I was generally more impressed with the quality of analysts at my prior boutique than at the BB I currently work.
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