Which EB place best into PE?
I've heard that some elite boutique banks are feeders to megafund private equity. Which EB banks are these?
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Barring PJT RX which easily takes the cake, Evercore and Centerview place the best.
Once you’re at a top EB it really comes down to you (effective “story”, articulating what you’re looking for to hhs, interview skill, reputation/support from senior bankers, etc.) Essentially, if you’re at Evercore M&A or rx, PJT M&A or rx, Centerview, Moelis or Lazard (arguably slightly weaker) you can go pretty much anywhere. If you’re shooting for distressed HFs then rx will give you an edge, but seriously having known analysts at all of the above firms, if you’re not an idiot you’ll get the interviews, the rest of it is up to you. To above poster’s point about Centerview, I think self selection explains underrepresentation in MFs associate classes; many of their analysts take the generous A2A promote instead.