DB S&T or Citi S&T or BAML S&T
Which one would you guys choose and why?
Currently in a situation where I will need to make this decision, wanted to hear some thoughts. Also, this is for a summer internship.
So do you have all three offers in hand?
It would depend on the desk
Citi
European banks are sucking black bananas right now.
Citi, good players in FX and Structured Credit.
I would say DB for FX, BAML for EQ, and Citi for Credit
Citi
For FX, DB any day, isn't that right?
I am curious, for what desks would BAML be better than the other two? Also, it seems to me that baml is in better shape for the future.
This is for internship right? Isn't it rotational?
Citi has 3 rotations, BAML 2. Not sure about DB
DB is supposed to be the biggest player in FI but definitely could see that changing in a few years with what's going on with European banks. Citi and BAML I think should be in very good shape going forward, I know baml's very strong in HY and Distressed but Citi might be too...Ultimately, these are all solid mid-tier BBs the only wrong decision would be to go where you don't like the people as much IMO
DB SAs in NY have 2 rotations
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