Raymond James SF vs. Lazard MM Chicago SA
RJ Consumer Banking vs. Lazard MM. Which is a better choice for a SA position?
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Lazard MM isnt really Lazard, just a shop they bought out and tried to rebrand. I would take into account geographically where you want to be as well. Personally I would do RayJay.
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Both places are good spots to be in the summertime. I'm probably a little biased, but it just depends what you want to leverage your SA experience for when FT recruiting comes around. Or where you would rather work if you got an offer at the end of your internship
Actually, I would go with RJ.
Lazard MM, from what I know, doesn't give out many SA->FT offers.
I would definitely do Lazard MM
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Goldsmith Agio was a good firm and just b/c its not ZOMG! 'the real Laz' its still a great shop! for the love of god
Not that this matters now, but wouldnt Lazard MM group have helped him more for FT recruiting than Raymond James?
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