I'm interested in learning more about AM space to understand differing types of work based on coverage (equity vs fixed income, public vs private, sector-specific, regional differences) and as much granularity as I can find on progression of skills and responsibilities from early the mid career.
I've run the bases, CFA's AM Industry book, Mergres&Inquisitions, AM perspectives by a few banks to get an idea of the level of research performed and whatnot, but nothing that dives into the minutia of work. So I thought to ask the question: what do entry-level folks in AM do? How sales-oriented is AM (relative to WM)? What does the progression in roles and responsibilities look like? What are common exit opps for an equity AM shop?
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