Drexel was probably more prestigious. Of course, it failed. Parts of it were picked up by DLJ, then UBS, now Moelis. Other parts went on to form funds like Canyon Partners. Even though the firm failed, a lot of guys went on to do some cool shit.
Kidder got absorbed by Paine Webber which got folded into UBS.
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WellsFargoBakerwhere does DLJ and Salomon Bros fit into this?
DLJ hired a bunch of ex-Drexel guys. Salomon used to be top in fixed income S&T (Gov'ts and MBS) then Drexel shit stomped them when they reinvented the HY market.
Drexel Burnham Lambert is miles ahead in the league tables, also its got more employees so that means it MUST be better and more prestigious. I got my opinion from reading nonsense spewed by other freshmen and sophomores on WSO.
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Haha my dad worked at both.
Drexel was probably more prestigious. Of course, it failed. Parts of it were picked up by DLJ, then UBS, now Moelis. Other parts went on to form funds like Canyon Partners. Even though the firm failed, a lot of guys went on to do some cool shit.
Kidder got absorbed by Paine Webber which got folded into UBS.
OK then Drexel it is!
Is the Drexel position in HY S&T? As long as your with Milken, you can't go wrong.
I've had cookies with Milken and whiskey with Boesky.
DLJ all the way...
Very impressive. All I could muster were some Nathan's Hot Dogs with Meriwether and a blunt with Gutfriend.
Ignatius in Cleveland? If so, nice man me too. '08
Hell Yeah! Graduated in '06
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where does DLJ and Salomon Bros fit into this?
DLJ hired a bunch of ex-Drexel guys. Salomon used to be top in fixed income S&T (Gov'ts and MBS) then Drexel shit stomped them when they reinvented the HY market.
Drexel Burnham Lambert is miles ahead in the league tables, also its got more employees so that means it MUST be better and more prestigious. I got my opinion from reading nonsense spewed by other freshmen and sophomores on WSO.
Mani Hani may not have the same prestige but their placement to Forstmann, Little is the best.
A+
the best is nigga bank of somalia for #1 league table
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