I don’t think you “have to” pursue an MBA if you want to switch to business, but it would help past a certain experience level. I would recommend these articles for ideas:

https://mergersandinquisitions.com/medical-school-to-investment-banking/
https://mergersandinquisitions.com/mba-investment-banking-recruiting-process/

Also, do you know about the IB opportunities in India?
Thank you and Regards.

Sorry, but we don’t track groups that specific in any level of detail. Given the high turnover in the finance industry, it would be several full-time jobs just to keep track of which banker is where and which group is doing which deal. You generally want to decide based on the bank’s overall strength, with some exceptions for industry-specific boutique banks like SVB Leerink.

I don’t know the specifics about them, but I believe they are well-regarded in the space (though they seem to focus on smaller deals according to the website).

No, not really. You might look at the # of clinics and per-clinic efficiency, but those are metrics, not valuation multiples. Yes, I think it’s a fairly good area within healthcare because many private clinics are springing up, and traditional healthcare will face huge changes over the next decade.

Great article as always! I have an IB interview soon in the HC sector and the office that I’m applying to mainly deals with clinics (portfolio of doctor’s practices or mental health clinics, etc). I know you said explicitly that the valuation metrics and methodologies don’t change much for the industry, but for something specific as this are there other ways to valuate the practice?

Also, is this a good subvertical to continue in the future?

Thanks!

I can’t recommend anything specific offhand, sorry.

VBrian,