I'm interested in a career in asset management, and although it's easy to distinguish between the enormous asset managers like Blackrock, PIMCO, etc., I don't have a solid grasp on the landscape of the BB AM arms.
Do the AM divisions have similar hierarchies/stigmas to their Investment Banks? And would the "prestige" of the Investment Bank affect exit opportunities? Thanks!
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