Current EB group has poor deal flow - should I try and lateral for PE recruiting?
Hi all,
I'm a first-year analyst at anEBin a group with weak deal flow, and as a result, am starting to get nervous about having an empty resume forPErecruiting. So far, I have primarily worked on general marketing books and lost pitches. If recruiting kicked off in January, I'm not sure I would have any real deal experience to talk through.
Historically, my group has placed well into UMM funds, which is what I'm targetting.
My questions are:
- How much will poor deal experience hurt me inPErecruiting (targetting UMM buyout)?
- Would it be worth it to lateral to a similar caliber bank with better deal flow or would that not be worth it assuming recruiting kicks off in the next few months?
Any advice from those who have been in a similar position would be greatly appreciated. Happy to provide more context on the situation / my motives as needed. Thanks!
Comments (8)
Out of curiosity, what firm/bracket of firms is it?
GHL M&A
You'll be alright
In a similar position and haven't worked on anything live. would people recommend talking about internship deals?
OP here - wondering the same thing.
"CurrentEBwith bad dealflow" is an oxymoron. An "elite" bank does not have bad dealflow.
Stupid comment, like saying an "elite" NBA team does not have bad seasons.
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