What do MD Exit Ops In ER Look like?
Let's say you are an II ranked analyst, or are crushing it as an MD in a hot sector. What would your exit ops look like? Obvious answer is buyside, but it's more nuanced than that.
Let's say you are an II ranked analyst, or are crushing it as an MD in a hot sector. What would your exit ops look like? Obvious answer is buyside, but it's more nuanced than that.
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C-suite, buy side, unemployment
I’ve seen many of our covering analysts (we’re very well known in biotech) exit to small cap/mid cap CFO roles
Most lucrative would be a pre-IPO (but nearing IPO) company's CFO. Otherwise, head of IR at Fortune 100, some become senior investment banker (they been pumping deals anyways might as well get paid for it), there are other nonconventional exits.
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