Citi vs Nomura SA Offers
I've got some great advice from a few individuals from the boards but wanted some input from the S&T Boards.
Both offers are within Operations.
Offer 1: Nomura - Will most likely grant my request to be put in equities. Expansion may help me transfer from BO to FO. Also paying me more than Citi (Which doesn't matter in the long run)
Offer 2: Citi - Institutional Clients Group (S&T, IBD, PWM, AM) Interns won't be placed until after offers are accepted or rejected. Unsure of my chances to get into S&T Ops.
Any thoughts? I feel as in Citi I would be 1 in a million and the transfer from BO to FO would be tougher, but would the brand name help when FT recruiting comes? I really like the interviewer at Nomura, and feel like the expansion would be beneficial for me, but am unsure of the new SA program.
where are the offices?
Citi
Offers are both in NYC -
What are my chances in being placed in the position I want in Citi within ICG? I can't see myself doing AM or PWM OPS
Also, I have heard of plans for Nomura to expand by 30% by next year. From ~1300 in NY to ~2100 people
I also feel as I may learn more in Nomura due to the smaller structure and firm.
... citi > nomura...
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Yeah but if he doesn't get into S&T Ops he'll not have much of a chance to lateral to S&T FO.
Nomura is a good shop with a great culture, and they are doing very good in Europe and Asia.
If you want my opinion, considering this is an SA, I would go for Nomura for the summer, bust my ass, and see what are the chances I can move to FO. Worst-case scenario you reposition yourself next year.
Best of luck
i'd go to nomura
id go to nomura as well bc the chances of moving into a FO role are much greater being its an expanding shop
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