Rothschild & Co North America

Any comments on Rothschild in 2020 for NY or North America overall? Saw another thread for 2020 that didn't gain much traction. Wondering about strength of various groups and exit ops in particular or how it compares to other banks.

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Reposting this from another thread:

I was a SA at Rothschild this past summer and am going back for FT. Whenever a question about Rothschild comes up on WSO people are always quick to bucket it as an MM. And while I'm aware of and concede that exits aren't as good as the more traditional/established EBs it seems that deals are very similar. Below is a screenshot from Rothschild's 2019 investor presentation about their NA growth strategy which shows their NA deal distribution in 2018 as well as Moelis's most recent investor presentation that shows the deal distribution of the more typical EBs from 2017-2019. As you can see, they are very similar. So I think that the general perception of Rothschild is perhaps outdated and governed by inertia as they have grown significantly in NA recently. But if there's something I'm missing re: my comparison to EBs someone correct me. 

 
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It's because a very small proportion of this forum are posters with actual legitimate industry insight. You should realize this website is simply an echo chamber where uninformed students just regurgitate stale and/or inaccurate information 

I agree with your post and actual data is refreshing to see on this website. It also shows that a very large % of EB deal flow is sub $1bn transactions...it's not like every firm focuses exclusively on $10bn+ mergers

 

How does total deal flow compare to other EBs? What about controlling for # of MD's? Sorry, I don't know where I would get this information myself 

 

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