?Credit Suisse IBD v. Deutsche Bank IBD??
I would really appreciate any responses:
What's perceived as more prestigious?
Whose culture is better?
Which has better exit opps?
Who has better M&A?
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I think CS
CS
I've heard DB from many... guess there's mixed opinions.
Why do you say CS?
Why have you heard DB?
CS has better culture, less politics, and better exit opps( all my opinions)
I've heard DB's P/e ops are stronger and that the firm is in a stronger position to grow with all of their hires through the crisis.
I have heard/know CS equity research is much more respected, which would lead me to believe they have a better banking group
In the US, CS has a much better M&A practice. DB, in the US, has been trying to break into the M&A space since they acquired BT and have not had much success.
As to the slightly subjective items, CS is more prestigious and has slightly better exit opps.
The incredibly subjective item, who has a better culture. That is up to you, who do you like better etc. CS is a more rigid culture in terms of work allocation (analysts get analyst work etc). However CS also gives people offices earlier. I liked the people I have known at DB better, but that's me.
Dude... lame.
You're lame
It's very important to know what groups we're talking about here. If you're going to some crappy group at CS vs. a solid one at DB, then go to DB. You can't just compare it broadly one vs. the other, as group culture is much more important than firmwide, and that extends to exit opps. Get in the right group at either place, like CS sponsors, and you can interview/go pretty much anywhere you want.
would sponsors still be a good place to go if there are no LBOs going on?
CS Sponsors should still place extremely well when it comes to PE exit opps. They will continue to have at least solid workflow (and there should be at least some LBO activity over your 2 years as an analyst). Either way, the group will surely maintain its relationships with all the top PE shops.
That said, I would look to go to a group that is both prestigious and will have better deal flow, such as CS M&A or Energy.
As far as a generalist offer goes, CS and DB are probably the top two non-U.S. banks. The edge goes to CS but DB is great too.
probably cs overall but that's not to say there aren't solid groups at both banks.
CS.
And don't forget about Barclays (it's still a non-US bank). I would say it's comparable to CS and better than DB.
Barclays isn't there yet.
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