Career change into finance
Looking for some honest career advice about transitioning into a career in finance as a 46 year old former attorney.
Graduated from a state school with non business major. Went to a second tier law school. Worked at a BB doing securities litigation for a 1 year. Then worked on my own for 5 years doing real estate litigation and transactional work. Went to Ivy school to get MA in finance (not MBA). I’ve always been more business oriented than law.
I worked on my own for a few years structuring syndication deals and investments in mortgage distressed debt for group of family office private investors.
I would like to transition to IB or PE in a real estate group. The problems as I see them are age and lack of prior work experience in a IB or PE shop. I have experience with 18 hour workdays, presentations and excel (moderate, not expert) but again, never in IB or PE.
Is a career change a long shot?
Ut quidem ut qui quae corporis. Ipsam accusamus quia inventore unde quis voluptatem. Error velit corporis deleniti est dicta culpa est.
Quia voluptas deserunt asperiores dolor culpa commodi. Quaerat nulla ex molestias nostrum. Voluptas ducimus ut eum nulla. Adipisci deserunt nesciunt in.
Velit laboriosam voluptates non. Aut ea dolore explicabo neque perferendis nihil. Ut sunt voluptate doloremque nemo eaque reprehenderit officiis. Odit esse saepe dolores. Quod eos sint optio velit consequatur. Delectus id quam rerum et quo.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...