Does anyone have insight into what it is like to recruit from a newer boutique (Liontree, Dyal, M Klein, etc.)?
Is it a major uphill battle? Is it easier to secure an offer than from a random BB coverage group? If you're in PE, how would your firm view an analyst from one of these places?
banker2000, shame nobody has responded. Maybe one of these topics will help:
You're welcome.
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wtf is dyal
They buy GP stakes in funds. Gives funds cash. They either want to derisk or need the capital for expansion.
Dyal & Co is probably what OP is referencing. Boutique founded by former GS HC partner which work on one or two gigantic deals a year (BMS Celgene was one for example). Sweaty culture
Can't speak for the other banks mentioned, but M Klein is super target-heavy. Most of the recruitment doesn't even seem to be done through the schools, but from resume drops of a select few clubs within the school. Unless you have a family connection or networked like an absolute animal, insanely tough to get an offer at one of these firms from a non-target.
He’s not talking about recruitment to get to M Klein... He’s talking about recruitment from a firm like M Klein to get to the buyside
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Any insight?
Bump interested to hear any further thoughts
I want to include Foros in here as well
You get attention, up to you after that
Why dont you ask the analysts
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