Hey guys, I need some offer/career advice:
I have an SA offer from Citi S&T and a 2nd round coming up for Houlihan's restructuring,
I'm not really sure which I like more, but If I wanted to one day work at a hedge fund, would I be right in assuming Citi S&T would give me the more relevant work exp?
Basically, I'm trying to decide whether I should keep trying for HL, or if Citi S&T is already the better opportunity anyways. Any thoughts? I know I could just land the offer and decide later, but I'd rather not waste anyone's time/money if I don't have to. Thanks.
Restructuring has been fizzling for some time now. There's always work to do, unlike in M&A downturns, but there's less work to do which translates to less comp. I'd personally go with S&T. Far better exit ops and future earning potential.
Doesn't this pretty much come down entirely to whether you're interested in corporate finance or S&T? Fairly certain both will have hedge fund exit ops (albeit different types of funds).
Agree with meph. If you go the S&T route your skill set will be more geared towards an active fund, potentially long/short. If you go the restructuring route a distressed fund might be a better fit. Depends on your preference.
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