Aside from credit funds, what are other common PE exits for FSG bankers? Since you aren't in a traditional industry coverage (TMT for example) does that make your exits more limited than if you did your stint in a traditional industry sector?
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Interested to know as well. Definitely think it depends on the bank and the deals you worked on in IB. For example, if you worked on tech LBOs in your FSG group, could be a good story for tech investing.
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