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ASOF I is 1.6x / 20.6% fwiw which for its vintage I imagine is top quartile for a 2019 vintage.   

When did ASOF II start investing? Feels like from a J Curve perspective that's very reasonable for a fund that had an October 2022 close.   

You probably need to be comping ASOF against Oaktree Opportunities, not Oaktree special situations given mandate crossover / flagship team.   

On work life balance, given where we are in the cycle and type of deals they are doing, can't imagine this is a 55-60 hour a week job as a junior . . .  

 

Agreed, in the LA scene (in corp PE) but  ASOF Fund I was very very strong, you don't oversubscribe a fund by $3.5bn and get to $7.1bn (ASOF Fund II) with shitty performance. I personally would never join given WLB is probably terrible (+ Ares isn't known for good culture) but for learning/returns I'm sure its a good place as an associate

 

Does ASOF being rolled into Credit change anything? Carry structure/payout, geography, etc?  

 

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