I was wondering about the exits of well respected but maybe niche boutiques (for example, FT Partners, Union Square Advisors, etc) who may specialize in one location or on one vertical. I would imagine you could get MF PE/HF exits but only for that field, or is this not the case?
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Top Boutiques lead to good exits. shitty Niche Boutiques don't
By top do you mean traditional EBs, or are there top non-EB boutiques 
Top non-“EB” boutiques: M. Klein, Qatalyst, TPH, LionTree, Raine, Robey Warshaw
For FIG yes
You can look this up on LinkedIn. I have not seen anyone from FT or Union Square go to a megafund but maybe it's happened before, who knows.
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