Hey guys, my I've been on the LP side mainly doing fund investing for past 2 years.
To break into PE, is the best bet to pivot back into investment banking, and then apply for PE roles?
Any advice on how to do this effectively?
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Given you have focused on fund investing then the IB path / B School path might be the best bet. If you had the opportunity to do co-investments then might have been more feasible.
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