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the bank is on pretty weak footing since almost all of its dealmakers have left this year after multiple years of fantastically crummy pay. with what remains in the ashes, the only thing I will say is avoid their middle market group at all costs. had a recent roommate in that group and that group is plain abysmal. 

 

Highly skeptical of where you got that figure. I worked on multiple deals in which the cov team brought the deal in, handled the process, and then midway through EGRC was brought in—who proceeded to do absolutely nothing—and still got a share of the fee (absolutely infuriating). On top of that, their MDs, to ‘value-add,’ would make complete changes to the underlying decks that we then had to implement (one EGRC MD told us he literally didn’t trust his own team, iykyk), only for all the edits to get reverted by our seniors later on. Some of the biggest failure MDs I have ever met and the laziest/dumbest juniors.

 

FSG.M&A   then GIG. HC/REGL whatever 

EGRC/TMT/FIG/C&R rest r all about the same level of ass 

 

BofA  prioritizes and handholds their putrid middle market group because it’s a “growth focus” for leadership. Coverage brings in the business and does all the work. EGRC then gets brought in midway through, does absolutely nothing, and collects a cut of the fees. Naturally, a lot of coverage seniors got pissed at this and left the bank. Very backwards strategy.

To answer your question OP… Levfin is still strong. C&R, sponsors, and IND used to be strong but they fell off lately due to the above. You aren’t going to get paid wherever you go, unless you’re an analyst.

 

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