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I'm not too sure about the reputation of the LevFin firm - they were recently sold and acquired, and work primarily in mid-market transactions (should be able to narrow down).

Would PE be too far of a reach with the restructuring firm?

 

I don't think it's necessarily too far of a reach, I just think that you're probably looking at RX consulting -> RX banking as an intermediate step. I know a few former RX consultants who are now in RX banking and most list exit opps among their top reasons for switching. RX consulting is a pretty niche field, so even if you find a PE firm that hires consultants, it would probably have to be a distressed PE firm for you to make the switch directly. I don't have any actual data to back that up, so somebody correct me if you know of any examples.

 

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