Hi guys:
I'm a current high yield credit analyst (buy side in Asia) who's hoping to transition into a private credit/distressed debt (buy side in DM) role, and I'd really appreciate your insight on the topic.
Basically, I'm currently based in Asia doing high yield credit, but I want to work in private credit/distressed debt in DM (most likely London because it's easier to get a working Visa there). I'm wondering if MBA would be a sensible stepping stone? If I go to US for MBA, do 2 years of post-MBA banking in a model-heavy group, can I still be recruited for private debt/special situations kind of jobs? I know going from post-MBA IBD to PE is almost impossible, so just want to check if the same holds for other buy-side opportunities such as the one I'm aiming for. Other suggestions for possible paths would be really appreciated too!
My previous experiences are: US target undergrad (was an international student), large US AM house's Asia office doing macro products investing for 2 years, current role of buy side high yield credit analyst for a smaller fund for 1 year.
Thanks!
no takers? =(
I don't see why an MBA would help. Why don't you apply now?
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