From restructuring advisory to distressed hedge fund - post MBA
Hey guys - I'm an MBA at Wharton right now. I want to end up at a distressed hedge fund but did not do banking before (been in finance before but not i banking). How good are my chances of being able to make a move to a distressed hedge fund after working as an associate at one of the top restructuring shops (Evervore, Lazard, Houlihan, etc) right after school? Thanks.
Interested in this too.
Btw, can OP share experience of restructuring shops recruiting in MBA? Is the process/package same as other investment banking (industry coverage/M&A) MBA recruiting?
Yes it's similar to banking. Some banks bring their restructuring teams along with everyone else.
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