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UBS has been around longer and generally has some consistent deal flow. Worth noting the they have continued to shrink their IB division, but for pure exits the two are probably similar, very group dependent.

 
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For a work environment, t's going to be group dependent - work at RBC and I really like my team / job.  Have had lots of inbounds from Tier 1 bank recruiters (funnily more top EBs vs GS/MS) and while there's obviously a significant step up in reputation with a lot of those names and ofc there's always a nice pay bump when you lateral, I can't be bothered because I'm willing to give that up for the peace of mind.  Also it's a very stable bank in down-markets.   Clearly others above don't like their team / job as much and you should definitely also consider their opinion.

For exits though, UBS still has a legacy name and there's a lot of inertia that goes with that - there are certain groups at RBC that would exit at least as well as the median UBS group but there are a lot that wouldn't.

 

which groups at RBC would have the better exits and which groups would generally not? thank u

 

Idk much about what UBS is like but RBC is one of the most woke banks on the street - if you’re into that sort of thing / have the right genetics to benefit from it.

 

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