what makes pjt rssg so desirable

What makes it so desirable. Restructuring does not seem like a transferable skill set if you don’t like to work there long term. The group doesn’t do mergers and acquisitions either, unlike Goldman and m&a boutiques where they touch everything. Among EBs, Evercore and Centerview are larger and more established. So what makes pjt rssg so desirable?

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A. Restructuring groups do M&A. Also asset sales. Bankruptcy processes have ALOT of M&A. They also do financing. RX does every product, just for failing or distressed companies.

B. What’s special about them is they’re REALLY good at what they do. They have connections to every megafund and asset manager, and they’re the first call when a portfolio co. becomes distressed. Of course people coming out of the group has good exits. And you can’t really be a distressed or opportunistic fund without good connections with them.

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