Interviewing at two funds right now, one is Bridgewater for a Client Services Associate position, the other fund York Capital is for a Risk Management role. Which would be the better move for trying to land into the investment strategy/trading side of the PM industry?
Any thoughts/opinions are greatly appreciated.
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Out of those options your best choice is clearly risk due to the fact it at least includes some analysis
Risk if you're looking to get into the investment/strategy aspect of the fund.
Client Services at best could possibly lead to business development which helps market hedge funds to potential investors.
The latter is great if you're a 'people' person or a really hot chick. And quite honestly, business development roles @ HFs should be on the rise with new regulation & the Obama Jobs act.
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