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Does anyone have insight on the JP Morgan tech group based out of San Francisco? Any insights would be appreciated. (Originally Posted: 06/01/2010)
JP Morgan Tech, Does anyone have info about this group based out of San Francisco?
Also, any info on any of these tech groups out of San Francisco would be appreciated to: CS (Post Boutros), DB, BarCap, GS, UBS.
I am specifically interested in culture, dealflow, prestige, rankings, and exit opps.
Thanks!
P.S: I am interested in info relating to a FT I-banking analyst. Thanks.
P.S: I am interested in info relating to a FT I-banking analyst. Thanks.
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JPM SF (Originally Posted: 01/28/2009)
Anybody have any comments on how strong this office is? I know they have a tech and m&a team, but don't know anything else. How about its TMT group vs GS/MS/CS?
They have a dude that can lift more than dipset...
now smalltalk101 can use this forum to ask everyone about his weightlifting routine.
sorry to detract from your question, OP. I couldn't resist.
lol, bump
JP Morgan Tech (Originally Posted: 01/08/2013)
How is JP Morgan's TMT group and how strong is their San Fran office?
very strong
interested in how so. great exit opps? high profile deals closed? solid deal flow? great analyst exp?
Strong to quite strong
Easily has the best telco group on the street. Media and and tech very strong as well.
how does it compare to GS TMT, MS Tech, Qatalyst, and CS TMT?
interested!
JPM Tech IBD (Originally Posted: 05/07/2010)
How is JPM Tech IBD in SF? Good deal flow relative to the rest of tier 1?
tier 1 BBs, apart from CS, isn't the hottest in tech for SF. They definately kill it in NY though.
so are you saying that GS, MS, and CS > JPM for SF TMT
GS/MS are tops for west coast tech. JPM historically wasn't very strong in west coast tech, but they've improved a lot in the past couple years. CS used to be top tier but they've been hit with a bunch of defections lately, so it may be going downhill.
From what I know CS and UBS are still top in tech on the west coast. They do more deals than MS/GS. Byt given the problems with UBS i wouldn't personally go there. I am not sure where ews09 is getting his info, but he may have insights I do not posess.
what are you reasonings behind UBS and JPM being up there in tech? name me some big hitters or deals that have happened
actually, the reason i asked is a friend is transferring there (lateral) and I heard that its always usually GS, MS, CS
CS tech is being ravaged by Quattrone. It's pretty much the next ubs HC
UBS is definitely not a top-tier tech player, at least not anymore. Maybe out of LA under Moelis it was legit, but the entire IBD division at UBS is cratering right now.
As hungry said, CS has had several senior-level defections in the past few months. George Boutros, who I believe was the head of the tech group, and another guy who was one of the heads of tech M&A, both left to join Qatalyst. I'd be careful about joining them now.
fair enough, i read through it too quickly and implied that.
but even the CS exodus to qatalyst begs the question of how they'll do going forward.. i guess GS/MS is the only constant nowadays.. but who knows what'll happen
I'm not sure I'd call 2 MDs an exodus nor would I call it the next UBS HC. Qatalyst, for better or worse, isn't currently equipped to do the capital-raising functions of IB and thus can't quite take over CS tech's business. If you look at the upcoming IPO pipeline (filed deals that is), CS has a fairly strong showing in tech. With regard to M&A, there hasn't really been much tech M&A announced this year (the SkillSoft LBO, which CS advised, Palm/HP, which Qatalyst and GS advised, and the IDC LBO, in which CS advised SLP and GS advised IDC come to mind), so it's hard to make conclusions either way about that.
Now to OP's question, JPM seems to be rising in terms of TMT in the last couple years.
i'm guessing at the analyst level, you're experience will still be the same... i mean, they're still doing deals, so analysts are still working the hours, learning stuff... or am i wrong to assume the deal flow thing is just important for senior bankers?
deal flow is important for the analysts as well since you MIGHT be get staffed on big deals, which will look great on ur resume once you go out to find other jobs after two years.
If you have a MD that keeps on bringing multi bil dollar deals for you to work on v.s. a MD that just tells you to pitch every day and night, guess which MD will help you in the long run?
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