What are the Exit Options in Asset Management/Value Creation for a vice president ?

Context - Currently a VP1 working in a bank's Infra sector coverage group, mostly originating/executing M&A transactions but helping out on ECM/DCM transactions as and when needed. 

A headhunter asked if I'm interested to go to a large infra fund to do asset management. Seems like it's more valuation creation for the Portcos across various strategies.

Any thoughts? I don't know anyone in the field. Main questions around what is the job scope, long-term career plan, compensation (doesn't need to be high) and the demand for such value creation guys at funds, especially in Infra. 

Frankly haven't really considered it, not sure of the compensation and long term career road map so will appreciate any thoughts. 

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