MM Boutique vs BSB Capital Markets

Which one would you take? MM Boutique is unknown outside of finance but can get a specific industry focus with solid deal flow and lean teams with commonly LMM/MM PE exits. BSB Capital Markets has a strong brand name but don't know about exits, and is also in my first choice city that I prefer to MM.

Which one would you take? I'd probably exit into a corporate role after banking. Should I take the brand name? Getting tangible M&A experience? Or just pick the team with more likable people? Anything is appreciated thank you.

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