Hi guys, I currently have a SA offer from Truist for their Capital Markets division. I know there has been some discussion regarding some disorganization on the IB side post-merger, but I was wondering if anyone is aware of how the CM side of things is running or how Truist CM is perceived in the industry? By the way, they have ECM, DCM, PubFin, and Financial Risk housed under CM. Cheers.
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LevFin at Truist seems to be a weird hybrid between CM and IB, so curious how they're looked at too
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