What kind of exit opps exist if one were to complete a credit training program and then become a debt/credit products underwriter for maybe 4-5 years? I'm thinking along the lines of PE or maybe some kind of distressed debt HF.
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Which bank?
On the bank and what you want to end up doing. I've seen people put their time in UW and move to a more front-office role relatively quickly.
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he was a credit analyst at gs and now works at a boutique ibank.
This is probably not typical. The boutique just started two months ago, and he knew the founder. I have also heard of guys getting into hedge funds, not sure about PE.
credit exit opps? (Originally Posted: 03/25/2011)
what are some of the exit opps for someone in structured credit dealing mainly with leveraged loans to corporates (non sponsor backed)? is this valuable experience to get into lev fin, top bschool, or hf?
I'm in the same position. From what I have been told we are pretty SOL if thats the only experience we have.
Ive looked at studying for my CFA or going to get my MBA and switch to IB. My 2 cents.
I'm currently studying for my CFA as well and plan to go into bschool. I've seen some people leave to MM lev fin and have heard of hf opps but I'm not sure if these are the exceptions rather than the norm..
I have heard of a few going to lev fin. Most the analysts I work with end up going to get their MBA or become loan officers.
is a top bschool a probable option for someone with this background (experience alone; not taking into account ugrad, gmat scores, volunteering)? I really have no data points here
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