CS Private Fund Group to Hedge Fund

Hey,


Just wondering how realistic it is to exit into a Hedge Fund from Credit Suisse's Private Fund Group. What steps would one need to take to increase the likelihood of a successful transition? Who should one work on impressing, what certifications should one obtain, etc. ?


Thanks for any and all responses

 

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