Transactional structure of secondaries is much more akin to traditional m&a, just catering to a different pool of buyers with different risk profiles.

The work is the same on the sell side. Fund level modelling, teaser, CIM, trackers, etc. No different from other product groups.

Growing space (if not already mature) and definitely the highest paying group at EVR (I know that for a fact). On a serious note, I hate hearing Evercores name because they are literally connected with every single GP/LP.

 

I ended up dropping out of the process after first interview (made it to second interview, but accepted offer elsewhere). In the intro call they asked about distribution waterfall, why a GP might engage in a secondaries transaction, and rationale/structuring for a continuation vehicle. 

 

Is it an attractive space to start your career? Or are the exits more limited?

 

I know someone in secondaries who doesn't like it. If you're genuinely interested then go for it. but it is pretty far away from business model analysis

 

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