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JPM hands down. Your average group at JPM will have much better exit ops than your average group at DB/UBS/CS and you have the potential to land in a group with excellent exit ops at JPM.
But does the average group at JPM offer me better exit opps than DB Lev Fin? I guess I'm just trying to figure out if it's worth risking that guaranteed placement for a chance at a good JPM group.
The above is false. DB Lev Fin is what you should take.
I forgot that DB was a lev. fin offer. In that case I don't know.
Yeah, that was the issue. Any other monkeys have any advice regarding this issue?
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