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Assuming good group at CS like sponsors, tmt, industrials, maybe levfin.

I was also assuming the following

Upper BB: GS, MS, JPM

Upper-Mid: Baml, Barclays, Citi

Lower-Mid: CS, UBS, DB

 
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Barclays > CS in TMT over the last 2 years. CS sponsors > any group at Barclays.

 

BAML = Barclays > LionTree > Credit Suisse = Citi > UBS > DB in TMT, just imo

 

That's fair, I would maybe bump Citi over CS and Barclays over BAML for media and telecom. I work mostly in tech.

 

Personally no. Exit ops aren't any better, and it's really just about the boutique/BB experience. Lion Tree is an extremely small shop even for a boutique, and I rather work at a BB where there's more comradery among juniors. Also if you plan on leaving finance, BB names carry much more weight than LT, who no one outside of finance will ever hear of.

 

I imagine there are other things to consider with this - you might get impressive deal experience on a lean team, but how is their training program? Will you have to bind your own pitchbooks? What about other resources, like CapIQ or Bloomberg?

Just something to consider. I don't have an offer yet so I'd even accept something from my buddy Tobin here, but if you have the BB/tiny up & coming EB choice, I'd personally pick BB for small inconveniences like the ones I mentioned.

 

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