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this is from another thread, but for GS FIG (not necessarily all from one class)

Looks like they do well. No group places everyone into megafunds, because frankly, not everyone wants to go to a megafund. I've seen lots of girls in particular decide they want to do something else after their two years. Moreover, being in a top group is no guarantee that you actually know your shit.

 
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this is from another thread, but for GS FIG (not necessarily all from one class)

- JC Flowers
- Apple corp. dev.
- TPG San Fran
- FFL
- Warburg Pincus (their TMT vertical)
- Flexpoint Ford

Looks like they do well. No group places everyone into megafunds, because frankly, not everyone wants to go to a megafund. I've seen lots of girls in particular decide they want to do something else after their two years. Moreover, being in a top group is no guarantee that you actually know your shit.

I posted that originally.

You're correct about not everyone placing into MF, it's a good point. Ironically (to your other point) though, the person who moved from GS FIG to WP TMT was a girl.

I am permanently behind on PMs, it's not personal.
 
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You're correct about not everyone placing into MF, it's a good point. Ironically (to your other point) though, the person who moved from GS FIG to WP TMT was a girl.

That's even better. Good job on her side.

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Heard the analysts who went to FFL and Flexpoint Ford were both from target schools and as good opps as anyone in the group but had zero interest in megafunds so they specifically targeted MMs. Seems like analysts in TMT/FIG can get whatever they're focused on.

One was from HYP, and the other from what this forum would consider a semi-target. I can see what you're saying in the FFL placement (strong fund with amazing returns, a guy from BX R&R went there this year as well), but I am a little more dubious about it applying with the Flexpoint Ford placement.

I neglected to list the HF placement out of the group, only wrote PE. Can confirm that one left this year (weeks ago) for Glenview. Would have to look a bit more into it to be able to report with real information on where others have gone.

I am permanently behind on PMs, it's not personal.
 

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