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Thank you!, appreciate it. Is there a difference between REB and CTL? I understand there is a group within CTL that just focuses on stabilized multi deals, but isnt there a CTL group that also does what REB does? Last question- is there a pay difference between the acquisition/asset management roles at JP and REB roles? I can understand if REB pays a little less but trying to figure out how much is the delta and if it moves the needle. Appreciate any help. Thanks. 

 

I can't speak on the acq/am teams, no experience with them

REB does larger stuff - Institutional lending relationships. CTL is geared more toward non-institutional size deals I believe. My understanding is they pay well... Many of the people on those teams have been there for 10+ years which is usually a very good thing for sales type organizations

 
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Appreciate the color. And does REB and CTL have a different org structure/roles as well? For example, on the junior level I see CTL having client associates (mostly work with originators), client specialists (who work across all teams), risk/credit associates (underwriters) and on REB, I just see analysts and associates who are not as specialized but work with both originators and underwriters? Is this accurate? Appreciate any insights as I am trying to gather intel from the outside looking in. 

 

Is there a difference between these groups at JP Morgan? They both seem to finance all major product types, stabilized, transitional and new construction, sublines etc. so what’s the difference here? Thank you. 
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