Everyone always says GS/MS/JPM and M&A/LevFin/Sponsors for exits into a megafund after two years. When you take a step back and look at it though, that is a grand total of 8 groups, which is probably about 60 or so analysts a year.
So, for everyone else coming from a BB that is not necessarily the best, or a group that is not considered the best for PE exit ops, how does one get into a megafund? I know school, gpa, scores, work performance are all important. But what else can help someone get into a megafund?
Basically, how do you distinguish yourself from the pack of "mediocrity."
some other ways:
Thanks Patrick. Is there anything an analyst can do to get better deal experience?
try to get placed in a group with good deal flow and perform well as an analyst. If you are a top performer, you will likely get staffed on the highest profile, most interesting deals....but like i said, there is also a lot of luck involved
Not really answering your question but GS alone has 100+ analysts in each IBD class.
I know. I was talking about the analyst from the 3 banks I listed in the 3 groups I listed.
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