IS Analyst vs Capital Markets Analyst?
I am just curious from reading through all of the threads if an Investment analyst could be interchangeable with a Capital Markets analyst within the big three brokerages (CBRE/JLL/C&W)?
Appreciate the feedback
I am just curious from reading through all of the threads if an Investment analyst could be interchangeable with a Capital Markets analyst within the big three brokerages (CBRE/JLL/C&W)?
Appreciate the feedback
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Sort of depends. Different firms may consider IS a part of capital markets along with debt/equity placement & structuring. so an IS analyst could be 'CM', or a 'CM' analyst could be 'IS' or debt/equity.
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