Hi all, wanted some advice as someone getting into IB post an MBA, so associate level, between Wells and Piper, which would be the better firm to start my career/ better opportunities for career growth and deal experience? For Piper it would be healthcare for Wells either healthcare or tech? Any advice would be great thanks all!
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I'd skew towards Piper, particularly if you can get into a subvertical that is M&A-focused/heavy. It's been growing deal flow in volume and value and HC is its strength.
Piper is one of the stronger middle market banks in HC - specially Med-Tech
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