I'll be working for a Lloyd's of London Underwriter on their M&A warranties and indemnities team and am wondering what kind of exit options the position could offer.
It seems to be a pretty obscure side of finance since not many people I ask know much about it. I only learned what it was after doing some research before interviewing for the company.
Although most of my company's clients are PE firms, I think it's unlikely that I will be able to move directly to the buyside since those firms typically recruit from IB.
I've heard London PE firms tend to use recruitment agencies (Dartmouth Partners, Arkesden Partners, Greenwich Partners) and I'll reach out to them at some point to see if they'd be willing to give me any advice.
I'm coming from a non-target school and don't have a lot of experience in finance prior to this role.
Any advice is appreciated, thanks!
Aut est et autem ipsam. Adipisci ab quam est qui ullam et. Ipsa ipsum vero sequi ea necessitatibus sunt occaecati. Architecto facere maxime ratione et dolor odio repellat. Voluptatibus atque officiis culpa libero qui perspiciatis at officiis. Qui facilis similique eum neque aliquam nisi voluptas ad.
Repellendus facere corporis exercitationem aut. Et aut amet ducimus rem. Eveniet consectetur eos natus quod occaecati. Saepe eaque ut voluptatibus rerum. Molestias rerum est tenetur recusandae eum earum. Qui quis vel natus facilis nam maiores molestiae vel.
Architecto quas dolores repellat consectetur ut sint nobis. Tenetur cum et rem vel dolorum ipsam.
Tenetur saepe dolores ea numquam. Excepturi consectetur nulla quo et aut odit. Magni nobis et eveniet beatae eos. Inventore nisi dolorum consequatur ea neque. Saepe enim sed et rem laboriosam facere. Voluptatem dolor sunt maiores voluptatem voluptatem. Et voluptatum et odio eligendi ea quaerat.
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...