Here are my offer choices:
- Capital Markets role at DB Jacksonville
- ER role at DB Jacksonville
- Capital Markets role at Citizens Bank (Boston)
- M&A/coverage group at Stephens (Atlanta)
I'm not really big on exiting to PE or anything like that. Just wondering what would look best on my resume to keep career options open, or even just staying long-term
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I would say in this order: Stephens, db cm, citizens, db er
Cool, thanks. Any reason why DB ER is at the bottom? Something specific about DB ER or ER in general?
Mostly ER in general. DB isn’t the worst er franchise but they have focused a lot less on the equity business. The others seem more stable with likely higher pay.
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