Hi, I was wondering if anyone that worked in a manager due diligence role could provide some insights in terms of comp / hours / exit ops / transferable skills?
For example, Blackstone's BAAM (HF) group, manages clients money directly, as well as conducting HF manger due diligence in order to invest in those funds.
Do these advisory roles consider as BO roles? Thanks!
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