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Report. Other. 1. OhioMonkey74. 1y. Most Helpful. The wells platform is on a serious tear. Hired Tim O Hara from blackrock last year to run Banking. Hired the head of TMT from CS, Brian Gudofsky (an old colleague of Frank Quattrone) last winter to head IB, hired Andy Rosenburgh to head FIG, hired Sesh Raghavan from Evercore to lead Power and ...
2y. REGAL is definitely one of the top groups on the street from my experience. Consistently place very well in PE, strong culture from Eastdil days, and decent WLB. Hidden gem on the street for sure. LevFin does really well along with most things debt-related.
IBD should be moved to the Wells format by 2010. Currently I believe it is still @ wachovia.com. Reply. Quote. Report. Other. onthegolfcourse. 14y. The guys in S&T that I contacted had @wellsfargo.com.
Additionally, let the interviewer know of any family or friends who have worked for Wells Fargo and how their positive experiences have motivated you to seek employment with WF. 2. Express Your Personality. These questions are certainly an opportunity to display your critical thinking skills and behavioral traits.
145 Comments. fritos. 14y. The groups are the same as other BB 's, you got the classic industry groups like TMT, Sponsors, Industrials, FIG, Energy, Healthcare, Consumer, etc. and product groups like ECM, DCM, M&A, and LevFin. Dealflow has been extremely good for WF lately, they are above some banks like UBS and CS on M&A, and always top 5 top ...
That is huge for Wells! They also have Gudofsky who ran TMT banking at CS and Andy Rosenburg who was head of FIG. But I remember during recruiting, Wells placed a huge emphasis on building out their sponsors team as traditionally that lacked. Glad they are backing up what they talked about during the interview process
This is causing a lot of frustration at Wells and many mid- and senior-level pros have been leaving as a result. Wells is a massive bank and there will probably always be a meaningful amount of direct CRE lending, but if that's no longer a core focus / what's valued, then the direct lending real estate deal experience and training won't be as ...
Unfortunately Wells isn’t really known for their M&A so most of their mandates are either debt raises or, now this year, SPACs. I’ve heard some groups are getting hammered with SPACs but i don’t know how that will look in summer 2022. I think traditionally the strongest groups are industrials, LevFin, and maybe REGAL.
Most of the people shitting on Wells are prospects relying on opinions from 5 years ago, so take everything with a grain of salt. A lot has changed given the new senior hires and development of their IB business. I'd say if you're interested in coverage, the best groups historically are Industrials, FIG, Energy, and REGAL.
General composite rankings. BBs and Balance Sheet Banks (in order): Tier 1: GS, MS, JPM. Tier 2: Bofa, Barclays, Citi, CS. Tier 3: RBC, DB, UBS. Tier 4: Wells Fargo (maybe 3 they have solid outlook), Nomura, BMO, etc lol. (Citi gets on a lot of M&A because they have the largest balance sheet.