I haven't seen an actual forum just about this. How does CVP place into the buyside after two years? Are analysts not supported at all when trying to move before the program is over? Is it feasible to recruit in your first year?
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I think something like a fourth or a third of the class leaves after the second year. Good placements, but I don't think you get help recruiting out like at other boutiques.
I do think you get help if you stay for three years, but most people who stay for three years go on to be associates.
Thanks. Are exits more comparable to like an Evercore or a bit worse? I feel like CVP takes top kids so it could be similar
Dude it’s not even close to Evercore. Do a linkedin search for where this past class of evercore analysts went and you’ll see what I mean.
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Brutal. Do a lot recruit in their second year for placement after their third year?
like I said in my earlier comment, close to half of the analysts leave.
You also have to think of the value prop that CVR gives. It's three years, but in the long run a year isn't much. But in return, they actually give you interesting work by assigning everyone clients and having you communicate directly with the client. So in return for giving up a year, you're doing much more meaningful work and learning much more. Even staying on as an associate is great from a compensation perspective, their signing bonus is 150k and comp is above most other EBs as well.
The only risk is burning out. They don't have the rep because most analysts enjoy the work they do there, but it's as much a sweatshop as Moelis is.
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