MS FI S&T vs. MS ECM vs. CS EQ S&T
If you had to rank these groups, what order and why? Any thoughts/opinions would be much appreciated. (Yes, I understand FI S&T is very different than EQ S&T.)
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I wouldn't rank them fi is different from ECM or equities. I'd probably take the fi if I had the choice. Equities are tough.
^ This.
MS Fixed Income CS Equities MS ECM
Fixed Income is one of the best places you can land in S&T.
Ridiculous comments.
S&T by bank and by desks is too volatile to try and "time it", do the one you are more interested in and with which team you fit in more. Trust me, the best way to open doors is to be known to be good at what you do.
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