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Debevoise Restructuring?
Can anyone speak to the strengths (or weaknesses) of this practice group?
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Re: Debevoise Restructuring?
Interviewed there and spoke with the Restructuring head. Ex sharepartner from Kirkland, has high hopes for the group but they haven't done much outside of assisting existing clients and working as an ancillary group on deals. Very kind and nice person, though.
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Re: Debevoise Restructuring?
For all intents and purposes, it doesn't exist. Mostly just there to help out existing clients in a bankruptcy context (e.g. a firm client is a creditor in a chapter 11 case with a noninfluential role in the process). No real reason for an associate with a serious interest in restructuring to start his/her career there.Anonymous User wrote:Can anyone speak to the strengths (or weaknesses) of this practice group?
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Re: Debevoise Restructuring?
worked in a similar type of bk group. you won't learn much if anything about bk but hours are pretty chill. not a bad place to hide out for 5-6 years if that's all you want to do.
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Re: Debevoise Restructuring?
what are the sterling corporate practices at debevoise, M&A aside?
FIG? finance?
FIG? finance?
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Re: Debevoise Restructuring?
just a 2L...but i hear them mentioned frequently in the PE context, not sure how much work they do compared to KE or STB. Also got the sense that they're really good at any corporate work related to their large insurance clients during my callback and research during OCI.Anonymous User wrote:what are the sterling corporate practices at debevoise, M&A aside?
FIG? finance?
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Re: Debevoise Restructuring?
The bread and butter corporate practices are FIG (insurance and banking) and private equity fund formation, which represent two of the seven corporate groups you can rotate through. If you go into FIG you'll either do insurance or banking, with banking being more regulatory focused and insurance more deal driven. As the poster above me said insurance is a huge driver of business at Debevoise.
