I am currently at a BB (not IBD though), and am looking to get into HFs.
Given that it is unlikely I can move into a $1B+ HF right away, I will be more realistically looking to move to a small HF or an AM (like a State Street, etc.).
Which would be a better option? Assuming I don't get into a Fidelity/BlackRock/Wellington, am I better off going to any small HF, as long as its not ridiculously small?
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whatever gives you the best opportunity to learn. I would look at it at from a PM basis. Me personally I think the better PMs would be in HFs but I'm not on the buyside so not sure
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