Views on these Large Tiger Funds in 2025

What is the current view on D1, Viking, Coatue, Tiger, and Maverick in 2025? Obviously all very different funds so not looking for a blanket answer, also not just asking for the sake of it, have the chance to interview at a few funds on the list.

Are these attractive long term seats compared to the top multistrats (Farallon, DK) and the $2-5bn more tactical SMs? Have had some traction at HHs from the smaller SMs too but the vast majority is from the larger tiger SMs. Also curious on how to approach recruiting for these from a PE analyst program and how others have thought about making the jump. Thanks!

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