Silver Point Private Side
Hey everyone, currently in process for Silver Point’s private team, and was looking for any input on the team. Is this just AUM hoarding or is this a real SS private credit outfit?
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You will look at some special sits oriented opportunities but this is mostly performing private credit with a slight orientation towards things with hair on it. The headline LME transactions like Incora are done out the public side.
Thanks for the insight. Do you have a view on how “good” a seat this is? I’ve never really been interested in true distressed/SS investing due to hours/sweaty personalities, but also am quite bored by direct lending volume shops. Felt this might be a happy medium, but let me know if you have any thoughts.
Echo the above. Their focus is not to punch a ticket into sizeable unitranches but to control and lead hairy, deep LTV transactions. Control is the key. The IC is also the same as the public side. Which office are you interviewing for
This would be for Chicago but have heard geo doesn't really matter as all the juniors are staffed across offices. Do you have any views as to the quality of the seat?Personally have always felt this strategy (lower quality business, lower leverage, tighter docs, etc.) was good in theory but have also seen a lot of funds screw it up.
Correct to the cross staffing across the associates (I was just curious). Yes their strategy focuses on hairy / cyclical credits but don’t forget they share restructuring resources with the public HF so if shit hits the fan, they are better suited for restructuring and taking control of the business and exiting in a few years. I think it’s a good seat versus doing plain vanilla $1bn unis for KKR 50% LTV LBOs
Just curious how did your interview go? Might have been in the same process as well
Went decent, but didn't end up getting the offer. Feels like a very sharp group of guys/gals. How'd you find it?
Wondering what was your process and did you go through the final case study? I am in the mid of the process now but I agreed with you and would say they are super technical focused
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