Middle market IB (FIG) or LMM PE (startup)
I'm trying to choose between two offers. The first is at a well-known MM investment bank (think RJ / Stifel), although it is within their FIG group. While FIG is regarded as the top group at this bank, I have no plans on staying in FIG and would like some optionality for future roles.
The second is at an early-stage LMM PE shop, with 2 partners and one analyst (me), which gives me some great exposure but not so sure about the exit opps. I'm worried it will not give the proper training and will not set me up for good opportunities later on.
Ultimately, I'm looking to exit to PE or a bus dev role after a couple of years, and I'm hoping to set myself up for the best path to get there. Any advice?
Would lean towards the MM - you could jump to these startup/smaller family-office types anytime down your career with solid sellside experience, esp at a place like RJ
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