BB IBD or Bridgewater Investment Associate Intern
I was thinking about applying for "Investment Associate Intern" at Bridgewater for my junior summer, as opposed to a typical IBD SA gig.
My question is: would this internship at Bridgewater have any chance at leading to a real investing position there? Or do we think this might just be a middle-office type role looking up stuff and producing reports- with no real chance of advancing into a front office-type role one would be looking for coming out of IBD.
I guess I just don't know if a HF like Bridgewater would give any responsibility to a kid coming out of undergrad, and if you never get any responsibility, could you really advance?
Thanks for the advice!
Get the offer from Bridgewater and an IBD SA gig then ask this question.
I have a couple IBD SA offers, I'm really just trying to decide whether the Bridgewater thing is worth pursuing/interviewing for. If people think it'll be middle-officeish, in my opinion it probably isn't worth pursuing. Just looking for thoughts/guidance. Thanks
no no OP you're so right - there's no way that an investment associate role would actually lead to a position involving investment. i'm pretty sure only their investing associates are afforded that opportunity.
you must be unaware of Bridgewater then...
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