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Elite boutiques like Lazard, Evercore, and Moelis are investment banking firms that focus on investment banking advisory. In this video, we'll go over the traits of the top investment banks and break down how they place into private equity. We'll look at the top private equity firms in the world on a global basis and examine which bank has the strongest overall placement.
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0:00 - The Top Elite Boutiques
2:49 - Methodology and Summary Data
5:33 - Global Ranking by Private Equity Firm
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How about qatalyst (for tech buyside exits)
Qatalyst is without a doubt the best IB for all corporate tech exits. If you want to do strategic finance, corp dev, business ops, etc. at a cool tech firm, Qatalyst is the #1 best for ALL investment banks, not just elite boutiques. It crushes even top groups at top BBs.
For tech VC, I think Qatalyst is about tied with GS TMT / MS M&A for first.
For tech PE and hedge funds, I think Qatalyst is about the same as other elite boutiques. It's hard to say exactly because I think fewer Qatalyst people are interested in those roles. But empirically, the placement seems to be about the same or potentially slightly worse for PE / HF.
Great analysis Matt. Don't stop!
Could you do a video on career progression at a MF? I think it would be valuable to understand how progression and advancement works there based on variables such as Pre-MBA and Post-MBA along with how to manage the up or out culture of MFs. Thanks so much!
Oh that's a cool idea, I'll do some research and add it to the list
@@PeakFrameworks Thanks Matt! Looking forward to it :)
Love these vids!
Great vid!!!
Idk ab post employment placement, but PJT is great to work with. On the deals I’ve been on where they’ve advised, they were a pleasure to work with.
Well, well. Good news. Thanks.
Thoughts on Greenhill?
Currently working on one of the Elite Boutique firms mentioned. Only problem though is that I'm LatAm based and mobility is a big restriction for me (Visas, etc.) By any chance have you heard any outliers of people coming from EMEA markets and pivoting to Private Equity?
I think the easiest way is to lateral internally first. PE firms don't have the legal infrastructure generally to support visas for a random individual. Much, much, much easier to go to the EB office in NY and then switch.
Hey thanks for the video! For Canadians, how bad is the TN visa situation if you want to work at an EB? Especially if you have a Bachelor's in Commerce
Extremely firm dependent, some firms will support you (Evercore is a great example) but some won't bother to go to the trouble. Generally just look for alumni at firms to gauge this. You can check H1Bdata.info for a bit more information.
What are some things boutique pe groups can do to ensure culture is maintaining the same standard from having very hands-on founders to their transition to being more hands-off?
Promoting from within, staying on as chairman, not growing headcount or assets too quickly.
Matt is the goat
My man
Hey Matt, do bulge bracket regional offices in Toronto pay the same as in New York?
Not 100% sure, but I don't think so. I think it might be the same number, but CAD vs. USD. My data's a little old.
Anybody got a clue if there are M&A Botiques out there who also have a good (!) standing in capital markets? I heard Jefferies would be such an example. HL also does DCM, but I dont know how relevant they are in this field and if Botiques are worth pursuing in regards of Capital Markets, or if just the Big Banks are really worth it in Terms of Career opps, acceleration and pay.
Most boutiques don't do any financing (by definition). Firms that do both M&A and financing become more like bulge brackets.
Jefferies is a good example that kind of toes both, but they aren't as strong at M&A. RBC is probably in this category too, but I wouldn't consider them an M&A boutique.
Can you do Real Estate Private Equity
Unfortunately probably not for a while, I don't know anything about it
What about Rothschild? It’s THE number one EB in Europe
Rothschild does seem like the GOAT EB in Europe, but they still didn't show up on these screens for PE placement. I don't have any EU experience, so I didn't want to speculate too much further. They're pretty weak in the U.S.
the PJT jealousy is strong on this one
Moelis "reputed for being a hardworking firm" you mean sweatshop haha