Curious about how buyside recruiting works for analysts at DB/UBS for their NYC/SF offices. Would you have to reach out to many HHs yourself or would they still email you? Appreciate any input.
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Yes, analysts at DB and UBS will hear from all the same headhunters as every other bank.
Does that mean the historically weaker recruiting outcome is mostly because the analysts are, on average, weaker at db/ubs?
50/50 split between weaker quality and bias against due to assumed weaker quality
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