Hey guys I was wondering if anyone knows anything about M3 Capital Partners in Chicago? I'm looking to get into REIB/REPE and specifically Chicago. I just came across these guys and was hoping to get any of your opinions? They seem legit but I'm looking for some info that isn't just on their website
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they are legit in re ib/pe space if you are interested in RE then definitely good option
M3 Capital Partners - Culture or deal flow? (Originally Posted: 09/05/2007)
Does anyone know anything about this company (culture, deal flow, exit opps) ?
http://www.mcp-llc.com/
Specifically for their IB office in Chicago...
The E92's got a V8 and should be coming out this fall.
M3 Capital Partners - Any info on this firm? (Originally Posted: 01/09/2008)
Any info on this firm would be great.
Thanks
I would call it a mix between a boutique investment bank and a smaller PE company. They focus on real estate and win a decent amount of mandates. For a smaller firm, their global reach is actually pretty good. I know the hours are better than BBs and MM focused shops - the pay is the same. They do not take a lot of people (probably 4 per class), so fit is EXTREMELY important - you also have to be sound technically. I know they recruit some pretty qualified candidates (Wash U, Michigan, U of I, Williams, etc). I know a guy who works there - very nice, down to earth, and extremely intelligent. One good thing is that you learn the entire deal-making process, as opposed to just the technical skills that drive deals. If you end up there, you want to be in Chicago. Their office is in the UBS tower - very good location. Let me know if you need any more info.
Bump, anyone have experience working with or for these guys?
does anyone know what sort of exit opps exist?
Went through the interview process there and met a few former employees, pm for Questions
Hi there, have the online video interview in the next couple of days? what can I expect from the questions? Thanks
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