BB IB vs Large AM ER
Hi everyone,
I'm currently a senior in college deciding between two options: BB IB and large AM ER. My goal is to transition in 2-4 years into either PE, HF, or strategic roles in corporates.
IB obviously offers better pay, but I’m considering ER because of better working hours, its rarity and niche appeal. From a long-term perspective, which option would provide better career opportunities?
Additionally, for AM, what is the minimum AUM for the fund (or AUM per analyst/PM) that would offer strong exit opportunities? For context, the fund I’d be working on is an active fund.
Would really appreciate your thoughts.
If you're not sure yet what you want to do in a few years then pick BB for optionality.
But for the AM offer, what are we talking? Cause if its a Fidelity / Wellington / D&C / Harris type offer and you want to do public investing longer-term, then I'd pick AM instead to get right into it.
The AM offer I have is from a BLK/Vanguard-type firm, but it’s for a research role in their active fund. This makes me a bit unsure about the option as well.
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