Which one would you suggest going with? I have much more interest in RX, and ideally I'd want to exit to distressed/special sits PE/HF, but unclear whether the JPM brand will open more options to traditional PE (not that I'm interested in that space as of now).
Any thoughts?
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If you want rx go for rx. Lev Fin won’t help you here
Second this
If you want to work in distressed, RX is the path to go. GHL RX especially will give you great PE exits if you change your mind. Also, I would recommend you to stop larping these imaginary situations because rx offers went out months ago.
I would go with the EB RX (GHL/GUGG) option.
Take JPM only if you aren’t sure about buyside post IB. Its brand obviously carries more weight than GHL/GUGG (which are fine shops but not widely known as most EBs). However, if you’re set on buyside, especially distressed or credit, than GHL and GUGG are no brainer.
Seriously, go for RX. Either GHL or GUGG should be fine.
LevFin isn't really an attractive place to be rn (even at JPM)...
why not
Agreed
Is Greenhill RX still going strong?
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