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Are you talking about their Rates trading and FX trading desks? If so, they are hardly small.

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Thanks for your help. Anybody know anything about exit opportunities/business school placements? I'm very curious about how it's considered since I haven't heard of anyone in the area before.

 

Its on the "capital markets floor". Sits between dcm and ecm literally. Its fair mix of both S&T and IB. People were rarely there late, and if so it was just one guy waiting for something. The atmosphere of the floor is similar to trading since everyone sits on long desks w/ everyone else and the hours arent too bad (longer than traders but shorter than IB, especially on the fx and rates team.

I'd work there, but I also traded fx for a while and like that crap.

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