The Investment Banking Thread: Our Excel Models Smell of Rich Mahogany

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squash86: Feb 25, 2005; Saving the world, one snack at a time...

redcowstudios posted:

I stumbled upon a software company called Evaluate Energy (evaluateenergy.com) while doing some reading on oil speculation recently. Might be your best bet. I'm sure someone at your firm knows someone with a subscription. Good luck.

Oh and great thread BTW. I just recently logged back into SA after quite a long time. I think there were still torrents at the time; so it's been a while! Nice to see some fellow goons made it into the high finance world.

Check out if Markit has some of the data you need. I know that a lot of the bulge brackets submit data to them, although I don't know if they have counterparty level detail.

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squash86: Feb 25, 2005; Saving the world, one snack at a time...

Thoogsby posted:

It's a high-up position. The term "VP" usually conjurs up images of the CEO's right hand man, but in reality they are mid-level gophers.

The typical hierarchy looks like this:

C-Level
Global Head/Co-Head
Managing Director
Director
Vice President
Associate
Analyst

That's a generalization and not all institutions follow those to a T.

Citi (although there may be ranks I'd just never come across, it's a huge organization):

C-Level
Managing Director
Director
Senior VP
VP
Assistant VP
Analyst/Specialist

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