can you provide reasoning, context etc? I get that this is the league table ranking but interested in PE opps.

 

Best Groups:

Citi - M&A, FIG, C&R BAML - LevFin, REGAL, FSG Barclays, Natural Resources, P&U, FSG

GS/MS/JPM are on a tier of their own, but these three banks are in the second tier and pretty even. Although, each one has its strengths.

 

Not accurate in the US either (as someone else in BB IBD), but they are the same tier over here as well. Hope france is not too affected by all that's going on!

 

Absolutely agree with this. Citi C&R is pretty weak. Also it is separated into Consumer Products and Retail because there was drama at the senior level so you are pigeonholed into either Consumer or Retail. Also it does not do any substantial work at all, especially the Consumer side. Haven't come across them in any major deals and heard the seniors were absolute jokes.

 

For Barclays, are HC and Consumer better for PE exits as well?

 

This is more so regarding PE exits, Barclays FSG exits better imo.

 

lol i work at Citi and FIG and C&R are not top groups - industrials is up there with M&A though

 
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