So obviously, there is some dichotomy on Wall Street where IB is called sell-side and PE/VC is called buy-side. What is the rationale behind this? Bankers perform buy-side advisory services too, so I'm curious to see how the sell-side tag for IB came about. Is it because 80% of work done in M&A is sell-side work?
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