Hey everyone!
I've recently received an invite for GIC 2024 SA in their public equities team. Does anyone have any info on what sort of investment strategies they pursue (ie is it more pod-style such as P72 or long only etc.), as well as their reputation?
Any info would be very much appreciated! Thanks in advance
| Best Public Markets Gig? ER, MM HF, SM HF, or LO AM? | 13 | 3d | ||
| +43 | How to start a family office (HF rainmaker) | 17 | 2d | |
| +34 | Law to Quant Pivot? | 10 | 3d | |
| +31 | Looking for a Fund Manager to partner with to start a new fund. | 18 | 1h | |
| +23 | Starting Personal Account | 12 | 23h | |
| +21 | How to destress at Pod HF? | 8 | 1d | |
| +21 | People who work at hedge funds, what made you interested initially? | 13 | 1d | |
| +19 | Hedge Fund WLB | 6 | 2d | |
| +19 | HF Final Round Interview | 4 | 5d | |
| +17 | Most appealing public credit seats out of RX? | 1 | 5d |
Career Resources
Get instant access to lessons taught by experienced private equity pros and bulge bracket investment bankers including financial statement modeling, DCF, M&A, LBO, Comps and Excel Modeling.
Not pod style afaik (GIC not a hedge fund)
Depends on location, but GIC's HQ will be in Singapore. Public Equities team is quite large, but it's a Long-Only shop. Congratulations on the offer too! My understanding (may be outdated) would be that the turnover is incredibly low, and even conversion from their interns is really low (there are times they don't convert a single intern). Most of the investment team are GIC scholars (can go Google that, and it's true at least from SG), and are some of the most intelligent and sharpest people around. And most of them actually went to the US/UK for studies so they are definitely a lot more westernised than what you would think.
(Ignore the tag, know some people)
Is it possible to work at GIC SG office as a non PR/citizen?
Honestly can't shed too much light on that, for all the people I know are Singaporeans/PRs (more of the former) within the SG office. I also do know there are some that move from Singapore to other offices (NY) etc. so my understanding is that internal mobility within the offices is definitely possible and may be easier. Not very sure about the other way around. But those moving tend to be slightly more senior. Like VP/SVP level, and may depend on their field of expertise too. Can't add much colour to that, apologies!
Aut vitae ut omnis id qui id. Quos nostrum quis voluptatibus. Repellendus ex natus autem ut qui. Qui accusantium dicta et iusto consectetur earum.
Sunt iusto beatae ut ut. Veniam molestiae dolore quod architecto voluptates voluptatem non laudantium. Pariatur ut dolorem eius aliquam at similique. Numquam mollitia nobis reiciendis doloremque deserunt sed iure. Modi esse qui perferendis fugit suscipit.
Quae dolorem delectus sed et iure quo. Nam ut quas rerum quia. Aperiam aut iure illum rerum sequi magni blanditiis deserunt.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...