We went to Wharton
Just saw this clip from Suits floating around my social circle, and thought I'd share it with you guys. It's classic:
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I wonder how many threads there will be on this by week's end
http://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forums/suits-episode-today-investment-bankers-vs-lawyers-line
As soon as I heard the line, I knew people on WSO were gonna go nuts over it.
I love this show, they screwed up on that one episode, but other than that its been golden for me
hahaha owned
Hah no matter how much people try, Harvard will always disregard Wharton. End of story.
omg guys, my d*ck just exploded
Only on Suits would Wharton trump GSB/HBS while HLS is somehow better / more prestigious than Yale.
When your average Joe thinks of law school, they think of Harvard, not Yale (even if it is technically ranked higher every year). They're appealing to the average Joe. In addition, Yale sends more people into non-profit, government, etc vs HLS sends more to corporate law.
Wharton trumps everyone for finance. Stanford GSB/HBS are more management-focused. Doesn't matter what school it is, it's not a large part of the story line.
As far as I know, the only Wharton BSD on WSO is BlackHat.
Besides the Wharton BSD that owns WSO
Hahahhaahha. OMG!!! I just lost my drink!!!
hahaha hilarious, finally some banker love on tv
That scene was priceless. There was another scene I think in season 1 where Harvey said, "There is only one thing that people hate more than lawyers." Then MIke comes in and says "Bankers."
GIF!
http://-specter.tumblr.com/post/57652052649
This is random, but why is it called investment banking? They don't invest and they don't bank.
A bank is just a financial intermediary between one party's financial assets and another's. Same thing with an investment bank. Then you call it an investment bank because they are underwriting bonds, stocks and private placements that will serve as investments in the primary and secondary markets and/or they are matching up investors with companies that require investors so that they may invest in projects, usually capital projects.
So you've got a financial intermediary (bank) that specializes in underwriting and placing investments.
oh, I didn't know that was the definition of a bank. Makes sense broadly.
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