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Based on the most helpful WSO content, the best teams at Deutsche Bank (DB) in London for exits into Private Equity (PE) are not explicitly listed. However, for general guidance on top teams for PE exits in London, US bulge bracket banks such as Goldman Sachs (GS), Morgan Stanley (MS), JPMorgan (JPM), Citi, and Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BAML) are highly regarded. Additionally, boutiques like Lazard and Rothschild are also noted for strong PE exits.

For more specific information on Deutsche Bank's teams, you might want to explore further discussions or threads on WSO or consult with industry professionals who have direct experience with DB in London.

Sources: London Ranking Exit opps PE and HF, Top Hedge Funds exits LONDON, 20 Most Frequently Asked Questions - London Edition, Investment Banking in London (EMEA) - Strongest Players, League Tables, Salaries, Differences..., Q&A: EB -> Co-Invest PE -> M7 MBA -> MBB

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It's strange, everyone I know who went DB then MF PE (2 BX, 2 Apo, 1 KKR) are all LSE grads...

 

Industrials and TMT are the only decent groups for corporate PE but still an uphill battle. Haven’t heard of any good exit lately except 2-3. Infra and levfin are also reputable teams but will place in their respective asset class (infra and private credit).

 

Quite frankly you don't come here to exit to PE per se, you lateral to another bank and then you try your luck

 

Industrials and Levfin culture are awful - associates and VP people who will make your life a living hell.

Source: Flatmate who works there

 

Cheers boss going to avoid both at group selection for SA

Any insights on TMT or Infra?

 

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