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S&C Transactional
Have an offer at S&C and a number of peer firms. Really happy to have these options but trying to differentiate between them a bit more. I'm not sure if i'll like NYC longterm, and might want make a lateral move back to a home secondary market in a few years. Is S&C's focus on financial clients a negative for someone not necessarily in NYC for the long haul? I love the generalist thing but wonder if more f500 work at a peer M&A shop might be better prep / provide better non NYC lateral options.
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Re: S&C Transactional
They don’t just do financial services m&a. S&C is probably the best firm out there for public m&a as well (besides Wachtell obviously).Anonymous User wrote: ↑Sun Aug 08, 2021 10:22 amHave an offer at S&C and a number of peer firms. Really happy to have these options but trying to differentiate between them a bit more. I'm not sure if i'll like NYC longterm, and might want make a lateral move back to a home secondary market in a few years. Is S&C's focus on financial clients a negative for someone not necessarily in NYC for the long haul? I love the generalist thing but wonder if more f500 work at a peer M&A shop might be better prep / provide better non NYC lateral options.
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Re: S&C Transactional
Thanks. Then, next question. Might the generalist thing be a negative if I know I’ll likely be lateralling to a non-generalist firm (most firms) after 3-4 years?
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Re: S&C Transactional
I mean, what are your other offersAnonymous User wrote: ↑Thu Aug 12, 2021 10:36 amThanks. Then, next question. Might the generalist thing be a negative if I know I’ll likely be lateralling to a non-generalist firm (most firms) after 3-4 years?
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Re: S&C Transactional
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Re: S&C Transactional
I legit don’t see anyway coming from S&c can hurt u as a lateral outside of a hiring partner at another firm having a bad experience with S&c lol
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Re: S&C Transactional
IMO S&C is the play w/ those options.
