Neuberger Berman Reputation?
Anyone have any insights on NB? How does it stack up against the top AM shops? comp, lifestyle?
I have an interview with the firm coming up, thanks!!
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Fingers crossed that one of those helps you.
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Very strong AM. Would take if you get it.
Good rep. But from what I've heard they run kind of a sell side model, which isn't great for analysts.
What do you mean by this?
My understanding is there is a team of analysts that don't belong to a team/fund. PMs draw on these analysts for individual names. Kind of what it sounds like.
Again, just what I've heard, could be totally off the mark.
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Is there a way in out of undergrad? My understanding is that there isn't
Bump, seems like they operate in silos/groups, how's pay/culture in general?
Can confirm the comment above about centralized research for equity business. Firm essentially rebuilt itself out of LEH bankruptcy and has been growing at a solid clip, particularly vs. other AM peers. Very diversified business that offers a lot of breadth in terms of strategies across its Alt’s and Fixed Income divisions in addition to Equities. Firm is still more skewed toward mid to upper level employees, but have started to make push in recent years to hire more at junior level. Turnover is low, particularly at higher levels and can sometimes lead to slower promotions. Collaborative culture, solid work life balance, and good opportunities to learn at a junior level. Strong leadership at top has positioned company nicely in what some ways has become a more structurally challenged industry of late.
Personal experience deals w/FI side, but can speak to Equities as well. Feel free to PM.
How would you compare NB to the likes of Cap Group, Wellington, Fidelity, etc., with $1+T AUM, in terms of quality (of people/research/performance), pay, etc.?
Does anyone have a view on comp?
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