Will be hitting the desk as a first year and currently think PE is the route I would like to go. Was wondering if anyone in here has insights into how Jefferies exits to firms have been over the last 2 years? I know historically they haven't been great, but with them growing at the rate they are I'd assume they have some solid exit opps currently.
TIA for any comments
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