do you think that having 2 years of previous fixed income structuring experiences and some 5 years of risk management expereinces(market & credit) since then, still have a chance to come back to front-office or work as a portfolio manager? Or the only reasonable perspective is to stay in risk for ever or moving to general management?
Appreciate any thoughts! Thanks
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