Evercore M&A to Distressed/Credit Fund?

I currently work in Evercore's M&A group and have grown a keen interest in distressed/credit investing over the past year. As I look at the typical exit opportunities from my group, bankers seem to shoot for vanilla PE roles at MF/UMM. 

Could anyone shed some light on how I could position myself to successfully recruit at some of these distressed-oriented funds? Any stories about someone pulling this off in the past would be more than welcome. 

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Correct me if I'm wrong, but don't EVR coverage groups come in sometimes to help on RX deals? I used to work in private credit and I think I remember we hired EVR RX for a portco and the O&G group did a decent amount of work for them. If that's the case, could ask to be staffed on those deals? My memory on this is foggy though and I could be totally off base.

 

OP here: Thanks apes! The Houston OG team chimes in at times on some of the Rx mandates and it seems to be the case for most of the technical verticals but I am a generalist and hence haven't been able to work on any although I asked multiple times. If you don't mind me asking, what do you do now? What was the most common backgrounds for new-hires at your past firm?

 

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