Highest Ranked Comments In The Last Year

+1 bump monkeyjamie
+1 Associate 1 in PE - LBOsm_1 m_1
+1 Confirming this is the structure. Generally accepted it doesn’t apply to PE / industry.  uncle rick
+1 BostonCREdudeWell, who is taking risk on the ownership side that isn’t the actual firm owner? Ozymandia
+1 And to add - if you have similarly had to wait a bit for it to be scheduled - how much time did you wait to circle back with them, and at what email address? Works at Nothing
+1 In the US, Santander has inherited legacy Credit Suisse groups in LevFin, FSG, Energy, etc and they’re doing well. I think they might be the best-paying Euro bank on the street right now as well. Works at Deutsche Bank
+1 broker events or market-specific networking events/clubs credev99
+1 Prospect in IB-M&A PapiezBankier
+1 Total fertility rates have fallen across the world, including in less wealthy countries. Mexico, for example, has below-replacement fertility now. ResMan
+1 There are people at IB in London who graduated from SGH (Warsaw School of Economics), and they are v. PapiezBankier
+1 6th in US league table is a hard goal to achieve man, just ask UBS Analyst 2 in IB - Cov
+1 yeah, did you get the offer? feel free to message me  wallstreetflower
+1 That is complete bullshit. Worked in banking and I had a low GPA from a target. I had valuation experience and that was it. WilliDillie
+1 If financial situation is an issue, you may want to check SSE (0 fee for EU citizens) Stockholm may not be the cheapest city, but neither is Milan, Rotterdam nor that beautiful small village in Switzerland :) PapiezBankier
+1 Lol the mods deleted the comments about the female A2A in PU&I who's been sleeping with a married senior banker Analyst 2 in IB - Cov
+1 Has any info come out on their NYC bonuses? Whopper.Jr
+1 I think it's more about time rather than costs. Amazon has gotten really aggressive in their delivery times now, with customers being able to get packages same day or next day very easily. Associate 3 in RE - Comm
+1 Ok, thanks for the context. Yes NY is new. Was fairly close to the Toronto team back in time but it’s been a few years. They do fair bit of infra and has decent relationship with pensions / large infra investors.  Associate 1 in PE - Other
+1 Genuinely amazing but not worth the price - someone on Reddit selling at a crazy discount. Analyst 1 in IB - Gen
+1 Arguably, Centerview likely could have lost the case as they originally seemed to have granted the “medical” exemption and allowed her originally to work those hours. Analyst 3+ in IB - Cov
+1 I’m asking for a path that is better than PE. ETF is a brainless example of how underperforming PE is as an asset class and I think LPs notice that too. Associate 2 in PE - LBOs
+1 Anonymous Monkey: Stephennyangwara
+1 Literally all nepo or diversity anonmonkey025
+1 Anonymous Monkey: Thanks for your detailed response! Stephennyangwara
+1 What fiancee bud? I knew the English curriculum where you're from is bad but I didn't know you couldn't even comprehend 150 words  (Sorry if you're and your confused ya) AVP Quant
+1 A millie as a VP Quant? Do you think I'm Bjarne Stroustrup?And it's ok bud I'd rather get silver than import a Mexican captain so I win gold once every 42 years AVP Quant
+1 People shit on Canada because the salaries are lower than elsewhere, but they don't factor that a house in the same neighbourhoods where some billionaires live costs 1.2M USD on average (Toronto) - less than your average c AVP Quant
+1 you get paid on aum and hugging the inde,x not to take risk and find alpha so incentives Research Analyst in HF - Other
+1 Cut the shit dude. U don't work at citi Not too hard to piece together exactly who you are based off your comments. Might want to check that before provoking people on the internet. walkemdown
+1 I actually just got an email from recruiting, inviting me to the in person GCB Insight & Networking Session, giving me options for 6 different locations. frikzy
+1 If you are in UVA’s business school, its definitely better than IU. Prospect in IB - Gen
+1 been tracking these platforms for a while. The biggest differentiator that most advisors miss is the Practitioner Model vs the SaaS/Institutional Model. jasper.thorne1
+1 They only have “value” with the travel agents which is increasingly being eaten up by AI. Associate 1 in PE - LBOs
+1 looking back if you want to place IB AND have fun, IU is the best school in the country hands down. random17262
+1 Do any other banks do this? This honestly sounds ridiculous. BuySideIntern
+1 MS is lowkey all diversity hires lmao Associate 1 in IB-M&A
+1 Least obvious NLF shill, congrats on GS! Analyst 1 in IB - Cov
+1 Big software exposures, rising non-accruals, exposure to some of the names we’ve seen fraud based defaults in, etc. VP in PE - Other
+1 Thanks appreciate the response. Prospect in IB-M&A
+1 AI access then through APIs built by airlines.  Booking travel is the first example shown on ChatGPT’s AI page. No joke, you can search for it. Associate 1 in PE - LBOs
+1 re dashboards don't close deals—practitioner expertise does. For independent bankers moving upstream into $20M+ deals, the bottleneck isn't the data room, it's the compliance partner. jasper.thorne1
+1 Prospect in IB - GenJudge the idea, not the title. MF PE analyst anyway.  PrivateTechquity 🚀🚀🚀
+1 DB has a conduit team in Atlanta but I think that’s about it. Typically shops will cover the sunbelt from Charlotte, Miami or Dallas. JamesPukeCannon
+1 Anyone here back after recent NYC Superday? sholomdd
+1 prorated: 100k, at a MM Incoming Analyst in IB - Gen
+1 It’s trading below par because somebody thinks somebody else will sell it at 88. People sell for all sorts of reasons, and sometimes there is no bid. Research Associate in AM - FI
+1 It’s hilarious watching some of you all still tiptoe around the obvious fact that Trump is a moron.  Devils Advocate
+1 bump anonymous4433
+1 unless you're an asian becky who can go home whenever like some of the ANs there Intern in IB - Cov
+1 Rotterdam and rsm aren't cheap if that's really your argument lol.  You can basically do your bachelors for free in the EU or a few hundred euros. Check SSE, CBS, mannheim etc. Qwentin8
+1 VP Quant: Broketree Capital
+1 Also need to factor in required return for risk. Its covered today at 67% LTV (100/150) and bonds in same sector with same detachment point may have higher coupon (ie. Research Analyst in HF - Event
+1 Heard Oaktree was hiring for performing credit seat in Asia, recently hired a new head to start building the team GSAM is hiring for Asia Credit in SG Research Analyst in HF - Event
+1 Prospect in Risk MnmgtSMBC has a very good levfin team for their size. PapiezBankier
+1 Not nice Associate 3 in IB - Gen
+1 Attitude & mindset. Period. Principal in HF - Other
+1 All the schools you're mentioning are target recruitment schools. That said, do not assume just because you attend any of them that you're guaranteed a job. Principal in HF - Other
+1 You should read about strategic asset allocation, risk budgeting and portable alpha - then explain why the combination of passive index and hedge fund allocations isn’t a better solution than either alone; or, more simply, Burke
+1 Interviewed for the fundraising team a few years ago and made it to the final round for the NYC office. Very odd people with no personality Prospect in PE - Other
+1 Dude just go home the same time as they do.  tellmehowtoplay
+1 In a very similar position myself, STEM degree>IB>PE, now Senior Associate. Energy trading career path only really came on my radar recently. Lonfinance
+1 Drug dealer is pretty high test Intern in PropTrad
+1 what team .... Intern in PropTrad
+1 One thing I still can't get out of my head is how people decompress. giulio.martini.PE-VC
+1 Have you tried using a vib-... never mind, just finished reading beyond the headline. Angus Macgyver
+1 Bro is not a client kid akpsiontop
+1 My guy nothing has diverged yet, this is a 10-12 week internship where you're getting some pro-rated cash. A good chunk of that is gonna get blown on housing for whatever city you're interning in. Monkeys at the gate 426
+1 Instead of addressing real problems people pile onto easy symbolic targets. It’s emotionally satisfying but not particularly productive. ResilientNomad
+1 For such a terribly low-effort question, I'll give a low-effort answer: Citi Pulisic69
+1 This is great advice, thanks for taking the time to share it. The follow-up point is interesting. I’ve been hesitant to send them because I didn’t want to come across as annoying. neriyi5741
+1 Quick question on the personalization point. neriyi5741
+1 does anyone know when we hear back? jackson__684588
+1 My biggest tip would honestly be to start emailing off cycle, like now through August. PinkBananas
+1 In all honesty, my primary goal is to learn as much as possible during my summer and analyst years. I’m concerned that Davidson may not provide the same level of exposure and training as other platforms. Intern in IB - Cov
+1 There's a reason PE is called pain tolerance investing :) kuf135
+1 Piss Abusement Park
+1 Canadian banks esp. TD Analyst 1 in S&T - FI
+1 Bump yellowmonkey6207
+1 Piss mara20
+1 Agree directionally but closer than you think, HL Chi focuses pretty heavily on manufacturing and not the headline bks that NY/LA get Incoming Analyst in IB - Restr
+1 Yes you’re correct there truly is a dearth of U.S. citizens looking to get into one of the highest paying industries in the world. No one want to make $200k at 22 that would just be torture! Associate 1 in AM - Other
+1 For the most part - it's only a problem if you make it one, and start incessantly talking about it or showing it off.  Worst case - someone thinks you are an ass for spending that much on a watch. Addinator
+1 Unfortunate reality is that you also can't work your way out of underperforming portcos but are expected to because you have "control." But if the markets are bad, company is bad, nothing you can really do and only so much Analyst 2 in IB-M&A
+1 Sorry -NY Intern in IB - DCM
+1 For better or worse, I think the job inherently rewards personality traits that are often associated with men. Sonny LoSpecchio
+1 I often find myself looking up slang Gen Z words on my phone while talking to some of them. But all in all, they seem very individualistic and non-corporate (to an extent). I respect it honestly. NewIndustryHorizon
+1 Day of the rake can’t come soon enough, leaf larry david
+1 mara20Piss Instagram Isaiah_53_5 💎🙌💎🙌💎
+1 Yeah if you have the chance to lateral, it’s a no brainer Analyst 2 in IB - Cov
+1 I think BGL should be in C. It actually has a decent group in Chicago. overlord481216
+1 Quite a bit of healthcare was poached by Jefferies. Not really sure what is left.  overlord481216
+1 You'll be fine getting into them. In the top few clubs - they take few sophomores so it's hard regardless. Prospect in IB-M&A
+1 I believe Baird adopted something like this after their entire Tampa team left in 2024. The team did end up working for a competitor, although that wasn’t the reason they left. laer_si_amrak
+1 Just accept the fact that this guy face fucked you.  DTOWN34
+1 cant offer much help but just want to say that having ur CFA III and military service at the same time shows insane grit. Your resume is going to stick out like a sore thumb in a good way. Intern in IB - Gen
+1 Miami (Ohio) is on a run. Undefeated basketball team, ranked hockey, great bars & girls, but going under the radar is the fact that everyone in their investment banking club got an offer this year.  Analyst 1 in IB - Gen
+1 Living up to your own thesis about yourself haha. Love it.  PEPrincess
+1 One of us Abusement Park
+1 It’s mostly sales/pitching to other banks. Almost no modeling at all is what I heard. Analysts will be on powerpoint but the associates are on the phone. timriggins97
+1 Uphill battle, especially at those schools where most banks that target them are boutique/very selective; getting into New York is also not easy from those schools - you compete with everyone already on the east coast, ivi Prospect in IB - Gen