Hi Guys,
I wanted to know if anyone on here has any experience with or/insight on Rothschild's DC office. How many bankers are in the DC office, industry focus, etc.? I am interested to hear how they recruit, interview process, headhunters they use, etc. I would be a lateral hire, 7 years of M&A and PE experience. Appreciate any insight.
Thanks.
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They cover metals and mining, fairly small office ~15-20 people, primarily hire people through their summer analyst program. If you don't have metals and mining experience it will be fairly difficult to lateral in without a connection. Most recent analyst came from UVA I believe.
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