Latest on BBs / EBs in Toronto?
Looking for latest intel on satellite offices in TO (especially helpful if can comment on the post-COVID environment). Interested in names i.e.GS, 多发性硬化症,CS,Barclays,BofA,Evercore,Lazard,Greenhill, etc. Mainly interested in data at the analyst / associate / VP level.
Hoping for a few datapoints:
Industry coverage breakdown for generalist programs (approx. % of time allocation to individual sectors, when you start specializing, etc)
Hours / general sweatiness
Similar to the bullet above but how meaningful the work is (i.e. thoughtless, densepitchbooks that gonowhere or majority of time spent on execution)
comp
Thoughts on senior leadership
Looking to lateral as an experienced senior analyst / associate so hoping to find a shop that fits my what I'm looking for long-term. Thanks in advance
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在这些商店中有一些朋友可以重申我所听到的轶事,因为没有人拍摄(随时可以纠正)
In general all these firms will pay above what the Canadian banks pay, some pay slightly more others pay a lot more (due to被付给美元converted)
Pretty sure all the Analysts/Associates at theEBS/BBsin Toronto are generalists with a few exceptions for metals and mining / O&G groups (e.g. CS). Have heard all around really good things about MS andCSin terms of culture, deal flow, comp etc. although don't have insight into howCSToronto has been affected by CS's global restructuring. All these shops can be very sweaty given smaller team sizes butGS尤其是众所周知,它们主要是与之合作 /由NYso not much execution work. Historically Barclays has been really strong but recently there's been a lot of turnover I think due to global headcount reduction but it's still probably one of the strongestBBsin TO.
In terms of theEBSit's a bit harder to gauge meaningful work - givenEBSare also generalists they probably do a bunch of activism / Rx / private capital advisory stuff that doesn't get publicly announced but all three will do a few big deals a year that end up in the news. Don't know much about Lazard other than its the smallest of the three. Evercore is known for having an insanely good comp to WLB ratio and I think they mostly do large metals and mining deals based on what's publicly disclosed. Greenhill Toronto has done a lot of big / high profile deals the past few years and not just metals and mining / O&G which is interesting. They also seem to have added headcount relatively quickly but have also heard that's its by far the sweatiest of the three.
So if you are planning to do A2A and perhaps stay inIBfor a good chunk of time, would EVR be the top choice? Asking becausePEscene in Canada seems to be unattractive and genuinely considering being anIB生命者。
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