Toronto Boutiques
I mentioned that I had a list of Toronto boutiques that I had contacted or was planning on contacting in another thread and people seemed pretty interested in it. I figured I would make it available to everyone. I know it isn't every Toronto shop (or even close to every shop).
Here is my list.
GMP Securities Greenhill Cormark Securities Haywood Securities Raymond James Paradigm Capital Clarus Securities Byron Capital Markets Stonecap Securities Union Securities MGI Securities Octagon Capital BayFront Capital Crosbie & Co Fraser Mackenzie CCC Investment Banking NewPoint Capital Partners Toll Cross Securities Loewen Partners Northern Securities Jacob Securities Spire Sharwood Oppenheimer & Co Northland Capital Partners Dundee Capital Markets Capital Canada Versant Partners Primary Capital Blair Franklin
Thanks whatsWACC. Very helpful.
Just a note for those who are reading this thread: a lot of these firms only hire FT, not for summer.
Correct. But, I got a number of positive responses from places that are interested on bringing in a Summer Analyst or would consider it later in Feb/March.
whoa, thanks for putting this together.
I was doing some research earlier today and stumbled upon this wonderful website:
http://www.manta.com/world/North+America/Canada/Ontario/Toronto/investm…
thanks everyone!
Toronto Boutiques: more info? (Originally Posted: 02/08/2012)
Just wondering if anyone can shed some light on boutique investment banking in Toronto.
What about firms like Desjardins? Do they have a solid deal flow? Where do they stand compared to big 5s and boutiques such as Nationals, Canaccord Genuity?
Desjardins is not a boutique. They are one step below the big 5 in Canada. National Bank can be considered almost on par with the big 5. Canaccord Genuity would be a Canadian "elite boutique" (if such a thing exists).
Canaccord has had the highest volume of equity deals in the past year, including some huge ones like glen core viterra at 7.5b and Cross Border deals like sinopec daylight at 2b.
Desjardins has shitty deal flow from what i hear...friend of mine works there...they pitch for syndicate points rather than syndicate leads...so you can see how great their pipeline is
Toronto Boutiques: summer internship (Originally Posted: 10/11/2010)
I'm trying to find a list of small investment banks in Toronto. I'm not looking for "top" ones. I googled and used search on WSO with no success. Your help is highly appreciated.
bump
Do a search on wso, there should be some threads.
Some names to start you off: CCC, M Partners, Haywood, Jacob Securities, Solaris, Fraser Mackenzie, Morrison Park Advisors, Blair Franklin Capital Partners, Mackie Research Capital
Then some bigger ones: GMP, Canaccord Genuity, Cormark Securities
^ good list... add Crosbie & co
Thanks CZH, good call, forgot about Crosbie. There's also Osprey Capital. Though I think Crosbie and Osprey are two firms that don't really have 'junior positions' (analyst, associate) typically (at least I think Osprey is...)
nothing out there at this time, you should try NY. still can hook up there as my buddy got one recently and no luck at to.
Interesting - it must have been a decent sized boutique in NY if they were willing to sponsor a Canadian kid for a work Visa.
Boutiques in Toronto - Which MM or boutique firms are there? (Originally Posted: 02/28/2011)
I was wondering which MM or Boutique firms in Toronto have the best reputations
Genuity, GMP, Dundee are all up there. Genuity being well ahead of all others.
In Toronto CanaccordGenuity and GMP are the best. CanGen M&A and GMP Mining are on par with the Big 5. Cormark is also good in mining but not quite as strong as GMP/CIBC/BMO. There are several other decent boutiques out there but I'd say those are the "top" boutiques in terms of dealflow.
Haywood Securities has a small investment banking team.
anybody whether these boutiques have already finished recruiting for SAs or are they pretty offcycle? I know Genuity's done, what about the others..
Toronto Offices of BBs/MMs/Boutiques (Originally Posted: 04/04/2010)
Hey everyone, I'm Canadian, currently doing undergrad in the States and slated to be a summer analyst in NYC this June - August. Although I'd love to live and work in NYC after graduating, I've thought about going back to Canada to work in Toronto. Besides the big Canadian banks - RBC, BMO, etc - which BBs, MMs, and boutiques have the best Toronto presences? Any input would be appreciated (...eh)
Merrill Lynch probably has the largest presence. I've also heard good things about the Morgan Stanley office. The one thing you need to be careful of is the fact that a lot of the Toronto BB offices source their deal execution to their NYC offices (i.e. JPM/Barclays). Check the Canadian league tables for more info.
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