Best REIB groups

I think the title is somewhat self explanatory. I just wanted to get peoples thoughts on what were the best REIB groups among the investment banks. I’ve gotten feedback from REPE professionals that starting out in REIB could be very advantageous in terms of being great with PowerPoint and excel only to a certain extent.

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Citi has the best exits out of all of the BB Regal groups, so clearly this person doesn’t know what they’re talking about. Barclays is very solid as well. But even banks like UBS, DB, Jefferies etc will have good exits/deal flow. So basically I would say bank matters less- but the ones with bigger analyst classes in REGAL (Citi, BAML etc.) tend to have the highest volume of top exits. Btw I have no affiliation with Citi, but LinkedIn confirms info.

 

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