Trying to decide between Capital Group, Wellington, T Rowe, Fidelity (FMR), and BlackRock (FAE). Have offers from 3 of those, finals at 2 (post MBA equity analyst), but trying to get ahead of a difficult (and v fortunate) decision. Especially interested in hearing from folks currently in the space. How would you decide? What DD should I do? Who is best positioned to survive the industry headwinds? Who has the best culture? Resources? Comp / career progression? How important is private partnerships vs. public? Institutional vs. retail focus? Am fairly geography agnostic. Thank you!
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