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Ah, the UBS London scene! Based on the most helpful WSO content, here's the scoop on the groups you're curious about:

  • TMT (Technology, Media, and Telecom): This sector is always buzzing. It's a dynamic field with lots of innovation and deals happening. If you're into fast-paced environments and keeping up with the latest tech trends, this could be a thrilling group to join.

  • Infrastructure & Power: Not directly mentioned in the WSO threads, but typically, this group deals with hefty, long-term investments. It's a sector that requires a deep understanding of public policies and long-term economic trends. If you're into projects that shape the skyline and the grid, this might be your gig.

  • Industrials: This group often gets a lot of action in investment banking. It covers a broad range of sub-sectors, from aerospace to automotive, and everything in between. If you're interested in how things are made and the companies that make them, Industrials could be a great fit.

Remember, each group has its own culture and focus, so consider what aligns best with your interests and career goals. And if you're looking to swing from the trees of high finance, these insights should help you pick the right branch!

Sources: Barclays vs Guggenheim IBD (New York), TMT vs. FIG vs. Industrials BB Group Move, TMT vs Industrials Group, https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/investment-banking/ib-pu-vs-infra-project-finance-teams-for-infra-pe-recruiting?customgpt=1, UBS groups - London

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TMT London bloated now due to CS but have good dealflow. Pretty decent team although culture has slightly deteriorated since CS integration.

PUI is an absolute bucket of sweat, some seniors are a bit crazy but you will get great modelling exposure and they do some cool deals

Industrials, very big group with different verticals etc so hard to generalise

 

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