I'm in the process for several buyside FI funds including HFs and I wanted to get some additional insight on what a typical career in buyside FI looks like. Is it just Analyst --> PM in ~8 years?
Also, would really appreciate if anyone has any useful FI interview guides. I feel like I have the basics down but still don't have too much depth in knowledge
| +39 | HF Start-up salary expectation | 14 | 1d |
| +19 | Navigating pod politics | 6 | 1d |
| +18 | Recruiting from Low-Quality Fund | 1 | 8h |
| +15 | Undergrad Hedge Fund Programs | 7 | 2d |
| +13 | HC or M&A IB Group for HF | 7 | 2d |
| +12 | The 8 MNPI control gaps SEC examiners keep flagging | 0 | 2d |
| +12 | How hard is it to go from a large L/O to a Hedge Fund (Either L/O or L/S) | 2 | 6h |
| +9 | LSE EME vs MIT MFin | 3 | 21h |
| +9 | Analyst / PM Divide & Trade Book | 2 | 9h |
| +7 | How is this Career Progression Possible? | 9 | 18h |
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