Hedge Funhouse

Ever since I started looking into finance, I've wanted to work in distressed debt because it seems like the ultimate value play, using a not too quantitative skillset.

Problem is, I'm about as far from making it into a fund like this as humanly possible. I went to a top 30 school that is hopelessly non-target and with the economy as it is, the only thing I was able to get in May was a job as a fund accountant for a major custodian (think BONY Mellon/State Street). The fact that I majored in International Relations doesn't help.

Has anyone heard of Stevens Capital Management in the Philly area? I have seen job postings from them, but it doesn't look like they even have a website. Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks and Happy New Year!

Hello all,

Can someone please provide me with a list of reputable hedge funds who:

- invests in equities (US and/or Asian); and
- uses fundamental analysis/value investing strategies

(I am not interested in the Renaissance Tech computer trading type of hedge funds)

Thank you so much.

J

Can anyone comment on whether it's possible/ how likely it is? I've already committed to the firm at which I summered and plan to make the switch to a HF after two years. Still unclear which desk I'll be placed on but am open-minded and will work my butt off. Any thoughts on which desks I should go for? Any thoughts on what skills I need to learn/develop while I'm there?

My school doesn't have many hedge fund internships listed on our recruiting website. I know of a couple funds that have intern programs, but I wanted to see if people could list any that they were aware of. Many thanks.