What're common exit ops from IB in Aus? I've heard being a career banker is much more common here (compared to US) and the standard 2 years analyst then jump to PE / HF / VC isn't nearly as typical.
Anyone made a move before or thinking about making one? If so, where?
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PE is so small and HF is even smaller in Australia so career banking is more popular. There’s also less hot startups in Australia compared to Bay Area so that’s also less common of an exit opp
PE is so small and HF is even smaller in Australia so career banking is more popular. There’s also less hot startups in Australia compared to Bay Area so that’s also less common of an exit opp
It's not uncommon for people to jump over to PE after already having A2A promoted at their respective bank.
What's the PE scene in Aus like?
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