Hello all, first-time poster on here. I recently recieved an asset management internship position at a large F-100 company in their Investments division. One of the groups I am interested in is PE Co-Investments.
How would this group position me if I'm interested in traditional PE long term? Should I try to recruit for IB full time? Is it typical for Co-Investment analysts to transition to traditional PE? Any advice you can offer would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!!!!!
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