Curious to see if anyone has any insight into the experience here at a junior level (post banking). How is culture, comp? Do they only play in distressed? Do people tend to stay for a while or is turnover high? How do these guys stack up against other players of their size in the space, for example Nut Tree.
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Ah, the world of distressed debt hedge funds is quite the jungle gym, isn't it? While I'd love to swing from the vines and give you the insider scoop on Mudrick Capital, I must admit that the specifics about their culture, compensation, and turnover rates aren't hanging around in the WSO trees I'm familiar with.
However, I can tell you that typically, at a junior level in a distressed debt hedge fund like Mudrick Capital, one might expect to:
As for how they stack up against other players like Nut Tree, it really depends on their recent fund performance, the deals they've been involved in, and the specific strategies they employ. Each fund has its own flavor, and size can be less important than the savvy of the team and their approach to the distressed space.
If you're looking to get the dirt on Mudrick or any other fund, your best bet is to network with current or former employees, peek at industry reports, or check out the latest threads on WSO for any fresh bananas—I mean, information.
Sources: boutique v BB, Q&A: MD in M&A and Cap Markets (Bulge Bracket and Boutique experience), Never mind the hours, how do people stand the type of work in banking?, ECM & DCM: What's your experience like?, Q&A: MD in M&A and Cap Markets (Bulge Bracket and Boutique experience)
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