Analyst / PM Exit Opps

Been thinking lately of moving over to the public side after a few years in IB


Struggling a bit to understand what kind of exit opportunities one can expect after a 5-10yr long career in L/S Equities as Analyst/PM? 


How often do you see PMs exit to join a startup? Get a corporate role? Move to a C-suite role? Join Growth? Join VC? What do people do? 


Know there has been a few threads on this, but would appreciate if people can share their experience. 


Thanks

 

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