![]() ![]() Moelis and Lazard are keeping class sizes in low 20s and placement was great this past cycle. Evercore has increased its analyst class size quite a bit, believe it's above 30 now, and not sure how that has impacted placement. PJT definitely hasn't changed much since its Blackstone days and I think they still punch above Evercore / Moelis / Lazard in terms of exits. Still a great place in terms of hours / pay / exits, but they definitely don't have the momentum that some other boutiques have. Do a few large transactions every year, but have been losing MDs left and right. They've been trending down since Greenhill stepped down in 2007. For what I'm interested in, if I ever switched out of energy, I'd preference PJT, Centerview, Goldman, Evercore, MS, but there's are plenty of top notch groups across other banks in the city as well. NYC is a lot more group dependent, so I feel it's not really worth ranking. This list is VERY different from general investment banking rankings, as Houston has a very different hierarchy. If I were looking now, I'd preference CS, Jefferies, Evercore, Barclays, and TPH in no particular order based on a combination of deal flow, compensation, and exit opportunities. At least two banks come to mind here that have solid deal flow and pay well above NYC street. They may have done a few decent deals recently, but there are a number of banks consistently doing better and paying much way better. The brand name helps when recruiting outside the state, but people in energy circles know it's not relevant in the space. Probably one of the last places I'd want to work if my goal was to have a career in energy. This info-rich book is packed with 71 pages of detailed strategies to help you get the most of your networking, including cold emailing templates, questions to ask in interviews, and action steps for success in navigating the Wall Street networking process.Īs someone who is an energy banker, Lazard is no where near the top. Inside the WSO Finance networking guide, you'll get a comprehensive, all-inclusive roadmap for maximizing your networking efforts (and minimizing embarrassing blunders). Decided to Pursue a Wall Street Career? Learn How to Network like a Master. Learn more about our users thoughts on the quality of the investment banks in the 2018 Wall Street Oasis Industry Report. More of a wealth management sisterhood now. UBS: Considered the sisters who didn't get bids at any other BB houses.Currently on probation with the SEC board Deutsche: Nice girls but got in big trouble for their off balance sheet derivatives philanthropy.CS: More international girls in trouble with nationals.Barclays: Sceney international girls who used to party hard but got in trouble with their national organization.Citi: Strong national organization but kind of weak at USA.Merged with ML girls after they got kicked off campus but everyone still thinks they're just a retail sisterhood. JPM: Stuck up girls who think they're top but really just spread debt comps all day.Rivals with GS and always try to outdo them in philanthropy MS: Smaller sisterhood feeding mostly from HYP.Solomon, Robert Baird, Piper Jaffrayīulge Bracket Banks Characterized by Sorority Sisters Tier 3: William Blair, Lincoln International, LionTree, Stifel, Oppenheimer, Peter J.Tier 2: Greenhill, Rothschild, Houlihan Lokey, Guggenheim, Macquarie, Harris Williams, Jefferies.Tier 1b: Lazard, Moelis, Perella Weinberg Partners.Tier 1a: PJT, Centerview, Evercore, Qatalyst.Tier 3: UBS, Wells Fargo, Nomura, RBC, HSBCĮlite Boutique Investment Banking Rankings.Tier 2a: Citi, Bank of America/Merrill Lynch, Credit Suisse, Barclays.Below are rankings contributed by our users. Ranking the Bulge Bracket and Elite Boutique Banksīefore looking at any rankings, it is important to note that these are subjective and can change at any point based on the deal flow at a given bank. What would you say is the current tier list of investment banks in 2016 based on overall brand strength? If you have real balls, rank them with no ties (1a, 1b). Hey everyone, feel like we haven't had a good ol' argument/friendly discussion in a while. ![]()
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