IB in South Florida
College freshman here, I'm at a non target and majoring in Finance. I've decided I will only work in South Florida and only do internships in South florida. This year I was able to get a PWM internship through a family connection. Another thing is I'd only consider working in Ft Lauderdale to Palm Beach area, not Miami. Any IB in Broward and Palm Beach besides Farlie Turner and Cross Keys?
If I strike out on IB here, what other career in finance could I pursue in this area?
Thanks
I know there's some PE here but I doubt they'd hire out of undergrad.
Companies in South Florida 08.27.2020
1. McCombie - PE
2. Province - Restructuring
3. Broadspan - Investment Bank (LatAm) / Restructuring
4. Conway - Restructuring (LatAm)
5. Hidden Harbor Partners - PE
6. White Wolf Capital - PE
7. Trivest - PE
8. Comvest - PE
9. Farlie Turner & Co - IB
10. 777 Partners - PE
11. Cassel Salpeter - IB
12. Squared capital - PE
13. MBF - PE
14. Pan American - IB LatAm
15. Atlantico - IB LatAm
16. Global Healthcare Advisors - IB
17. Boyne Capital - PE
18. Blue Sea Capital - PE
19. Ensyl Capital - PE/VC/FO
20. New Water Capital - PE
21. Dock Square Capital - merchant bank
22. I Squared Capital - PE
23. HIG - PE
24. Antarctica Advisors - IB / Seafood
25. Oppenheimer - IB / Healthcare Group
26. Gastro Health - Corp Dev | M&A
27. Mednax - Corp Dev | M&A
28. Consice Capital - Credit Fund
29. Guzman & Co - ECM (stock buy-back focus)
30. Alkaline advisors - IB / Healthcare
31. Haig Partners - IB / Auto Dealers
32. Finacess Capital - FO
Good Luck
Thank you!!
Also, Raymond James is an option but might not fit your location preferences.
Hit the nail on the head with this one
I love the thought process. Same here
Are you at UF? I'm sure you know about the bachelors+masters combo that ambitious folks leverage to get into banking. That might open doors to better ibd opps outside the state. Firms like CKC and Farlie are really glorified business brokers and LMM shops. They only use comps for valuation. That said, because their sell-side clients are mostly family owned and small private businesses, junior guys will often spend time assembling financial statements from scratch (invoices, P&L sheets etc.). I'm not sure whether PE firms like HIG will hire people from these LMM places.
bump, anyone know what Haig partners is like?
I interacted with them a few years ago when they were smaller and just getting up and running. Seemed like good guys at the time. I know they’ve grown the team since then but they seemed pretty easy to work with. Don’t know anyone working there right now but the comp we discussed was in line with other firms at the time and the culture seemed decent.
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