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Based on previous WSO threads, there isn't specific information about Perwyn in the provided context. However, you might find insights on similar firms and their London offices, which could be helpful. For example:

  1. Moelis London:

    • Deal Flow: Generally considered poor with small deal sizes. The London office often supports the US office.
    • Culture: Described as having a bad culture with long hours and weekend work. The environment is noted to be quite arrogant.
    • Compensation: Not specifically detailed, but exit opportunities are good due to the US prestige.
  2. Brookfield Real Estate London:

    • Compensation: Specific details on Investment Analysts' compensation are not provided, but Associate pay might be more visible.
    • Culture: Not explicitly detailed, but the forum suggests it's hard to get intel post-COVID raises.
  3. DC Advisory London:

    • Deal Flow: Not specified, but comparisons with other firms like Lazard, Rothschild, and Evercore are sought.
    • Culture: Not detailed in the context.
    • Compensation: Not specified.

For more detailed and specific information about Perwyn, you might want to start a new discussion on the Wall Street Oasis forum or check existing threads for any updates. If you need further assistance, feel free to ask!

Sources: Moelis London?, Anyone have info on Insight Partners?, https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/investment-banking/dc-advisory-london-thoughts?customgpt=1, Brookfield Real Estate London, Thoughts on Permira?

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Not a huge volume of intel but I've interacted with the team there and they're nice people and very down-to-earth I found. They did well on a couple of recent disposals / investments and my sense is that they're very good at what they do, particularly on the operational side (thoughtful operational changes to improve businesses organically and benefitting from a good suite of industry contacts). I know you ask about the London office but you'll be aware that they recently opened their Paris office which is scaling well, and now moving into Italy - it's not London but probably indicative of performance and ambition that they're expanding.

I don't know about comp but frankly if you're looking at PE then salary at the junior years is insignificant long term relative to carry which is a function of fund performance (and if you're planning to leave after a couple of years I personally wouldn't bother - PE is a long term gig).

 

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