What firms in the investing world can come closest to replicating being the 'CVP' of banking? By that, I mean generally good culture from the senior level, similar perks (things like Uber to work / WFH stipends / catered lunch etc) and good pay? Generally a favorable culture on not creating unnecessary work as well.Maybe there isn't an equivalently paying one but even if this was MM or UMM and had slightly worse hours than a CVP reputably has, what would it be?
Are there any similarly structured investing firms that allow for such indulgences, like there is a ‘boutique vs BB’ structural difference? E.g. growth tech or ESG funds have a certain moral standard they are held by the companies they invest in.
Insight partners.
why?
CD&R
From what I know, CD&R is sweaty with a bad culture
Correct on being sweaty, don’t necessarily think culture is bad per se, but very old school / buttoned up private equity culture that can be a bit stuffy
What hours does CVP have? Is it crazy sweaty?
As someone at CVP who is considering taking HH calls, I’d really like an answer from this thread. I like pretty much everything about the firm, but IB is still IB and it grinds you down
Same here. I just don’t see a long term career in IB for myself. You always NEED to be 100% plugged in while investing can be a bit more a business where you make fewer, but more quality decisions.
I like my banking group too but there’s not enough here for me. Being a salesperson is ass.
DM me your email and we can discuss your experience and goals. I am a prospective analyst btw
BainCap, CD&R
What's your reasoning?
bump - esp on bain
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