JPM CCBSI vs. RBC DCM

I have a superday for JPM's corporate client banking, and also a DCM interview with a Canadian bank. 

I know I haven't gotten offers yet, but was wondering what your thoughts are suppose I get offers from both? I feel ashamed that I'm saying this, but I don't exactly know what I want to do down the road, so I would want something that would give me most transferable skills and exit opportunities... I was learning towards JPM, but recently realized CCBSI is commercial banking, whereas DCM is still technically front office IB

Thanks! 

 

Is this for a full time position? Also what group is the CCBSI superday with?

 

CCBSI is terrible, period.

Worked there. Not IB. Everyone begging to leave to IB cuz CB is not their ultimate goal. Coworkers were cool though.

 

RBC, I worked in CCBSI, everyone claims they are in LevFin when we were in corporate banking...

 
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OP here, decided to join BofA's global capital markets IG loan syndication team. Actually got dinged from JPM after totally failing to answer one (when will enterprise value be negative and why.. i know it's easy but I literally went blank at the moment) out of like 9 technical questions asked by a VP alone. Wasn't a formal interview process and seemed like that VP had the call to choose his own analyst. Didn't bother to look at the offer from RBC because I secured a BofA offer. Hope I made the right decision though.

 

For an analyst, CCBSI could be a great launchpad to get in the door with levfin

However, at the associate level, it's purely corporate banking and still technically not corporate banking as CCBSI sits within the commercial bank, and JPM has a fully separate Corporate Bank within the Investment Bank. 

Hours can be brutal for analysts and associates. They are always hiring because turnover is high. I'd avoid this group and go with RBC DCM in a heartbeat. 

 

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