Was wondering if anyone had any information on hedge funds within large AM (Blackrock, Wellington, PIMCO, GSAM, Etc.) . Are these funds actively managed or are they generally more FoF type set ups. Additionally, what would pay and exit opps be from these types of groups. Do they recruit undegrad? Any information is helpful! Thanks!
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bump. Anyone know specifics on PIMCO Global Macro
Depends heavily on fund/seat. Can’t paint broadly about them.
do you know anything about Blackrock or Pimco?
I know PIMCOs credit hedge fund and the money that’s in their $100bn alts business generally pays like alternative asset managers. they all come from your typical buyside/IBD backgrounds and it’s the same talent pool they’re competing against largely
I know some folks at one of Blackrock’s funds. Performance is mediocre to bad but they keep raising assets. So that’s something.
why is that the case? why don't they seek out someone who can actually generate solid returns? Blackrock charges lower fees? or just the prestige?
do you know about blackrocks credit opportunities fund?
@ValueJedi most of their credit opportunities funds are tied to private credit (and especially bolstered with the tennenbaum practice which basically shuttered almost all public-side activities); BlackRock doesn't have a huge presence in public-side traditional L/S credit but their event-driven funds do invest in it (think they were in PCG bonds for instance).
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