Does anyone have any insight into the FIG group at Wells Fargo? How is it looked at and how does it compare to other industry/product groups at Wells Fargo?
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One of the stronger groups at WFS for sure. Have been left on a couple decently high profile IPOs in recent years - especially Athene, Apollo's Insurance unit, and KKR's REIT too i believe. Not sure how they stack up against the street beyond that. The team also sits in NY I believe which is good - new Hudson yards office is bananas. 65th floor of 30 Hudson Yards, sweeping views of the whole city.
Some members of the team are in Charlotte. Working on a Spec Fin deal where they are advising the counterparty. They all have Charlotte in their email signatures.
Agree with this, but group is out of NYC and Charlotte. Insurance is mostly out of nyc, spec fin out of Charlotte, and asset management is split. Wouldn't be surprised if they build up their nyc presence over time.
Most of their strength will come from the capital side and less from the M&A side. Big lender to the space.
Does anyone know about the exit ops from this group? Also, how true is it that joining a group like FIG will pigeonhole you?
Curious too
Nice group of ppl in the NY office from my interactions with them. Think the lend pretty heavily in the space and also seem to be ramping up advisory and IPO.
Very strong in mortgage/spec fin due having a captive mortgage company (Wells Fargo Home Lending) and a strong asset-backed finance & securitization practice. Chris Small is the head of the group. Recently had a few senior bankers go to Piper. Biggest strength comes from debt and lending through High Grade, LevFin, and warehouse lines of credit for mortgage/loan companies. They earn a few mandates from those relationships.
Recent deals:
Anworth / ReadyCap
AmeriHome IPO (canned) and sale to Western Alliance (recently announced)
Pretium / Deephaven (WFS advisor to Varde, Deephaven's owner)
Curious about group culture.
The culture seems great from the people I've talked to.
Can confirm. Solid culture for CLT
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