Is Altas mid?
Was recently looking at their asso / sr asso exits like damn these guys are exiting to lmm, tiny pensions, corp dev, portco m&a etc. whats the point of even doing altas?
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I think this is less of an Altas issue and more of a PE issue (see all the threads lately about the “PE Associate Crisis” and PE exit ops).
It's partially due to Toronto not really having that strong of a PE industry as well. Folks wanting to stay in Toronto, and being forced to go down market to find new roles.
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