Does anybody have insight into what comp/progression/exit opportunities look like for corporate private equity gigs?
For this, I mean roles specifically labeled "private equity analyst" or similar at large corporations like Siemens, IBM, GE, etc. Not to be confused with corporate development roles (which are amorphously different), I mean roles that sit within the financing/financial services side (GE Capital, IBM Global Financing, Siemens Financial Services, etc.)
I expect the hours would be substantially less than a traditional MM PE fund, but I'm also therefore expecting comp to be lower. But how much lower? What kind of work does someone in a corporate PE role actually do compared to the caliber of the work at a traditional PE fund? How is the work perceived, eg could I transition from an IBM private equity analyst role to recruit for roles at a respectable PE fund?
Basically any insight is welcome.
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