ABF or Corporate Banking to break into debt funds/distressed?
I got an offer to join full time at an ABF group in charlotte (that's a huge hint as to what firm I'm referring to), it's marketed as an IB analyst role but tbh it seems like it should be its own thing, and I also got an SA offer to join a canadian bank in NY in their corp banking team. Which is more beneficial to break into a debt investing role or maybe even a distressed debt/restructuring position? I figured the IB role would be better, largely bc my title is "Investment Banking Analyst" but given how niche it is I would appreciate some more perspectives. I would hate to be trapped in charlotte pigeonholed in structured finance when I could've easily taken the offer in NY and have already achieved my goals. Thanks.
That role in Charlotte you’re speaking about places pretty well on the private credit side. At least that’s what they told us…
So were they capping or nah? Spread the wisdom o anon.
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