I'm interested in joining a hedge fund as an Energy focused research analyst. Any advice on what top firms or types of opps I should focus would be helpful! Preliminary, I'm only hearing of Energy fund opps in Houston and NYC, but those aren't my favorite cities for the long term...
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Surprisingly, more of the largest Energy hedge funds are based in Dallas than Houston. Beyond NYC, your next best option is Greenwich, followed by Boston and London. This report on the top Energy hedge funds should be helpful: http://www.hedgetracker.com/article/Largest-Energy-Hedge-Funds-hold-nea…
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