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When I was there, FSG then Levin were the top groups, followed by TMT and CRRH if I remember correctly
Thought FIG is very very strong.
Basically half the FIG team is now at Jefferies. Especially a lot of MDs left.
Top groups at CS are still FSG and Lev Fin. They do a lot of heavy lifting in live deals
How is LevFin a top group? They do mostly corporate debt.
Lol wtf does that mean; are you expecting them to remortgage your mum’s house?
I assume what you’re trying to say is financings for corporates instead of sponsors, but even then what you’re saying is complete and utter bs; their work is a good mix between corporate and sponsor debt, especially compared to other “strong” levfin groups like BofA who do a lot of refis for sponsors
Some insight on M&A, Industrials and Energy please ?
Tbh the M&A group at any bank is great. Lots of good exits from them over the past year though. Industrials and energy are not as strong as other groups etc FSG
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