Do PE firms pay for b-school?
I was curious. If you start as an analyst at a PE firm that requires an MBA, do they help you out at all in paying for it? Or are they expecting you to forgo 300k+ of income for 2 years and fork over 200k of your own money.
If leadership thinks its a value add then they are willing to sponsor with the condition that you go back to that firm and work for them for an additional 2-3 years after completing it
Generally, many firms expect it but very few sponsor (and probably not consistently). A few names come to mind but no guarantees (Warburg, TA, Berkshire).
Don't think there are many hard rules. Think it's mostly on a candidate-by-candidate basis and even there the reimbursement varies (some do full freight, some do half, etc.). And in general I think rare since if they want to keep you, it's generally better for them to just have you go direct promote.
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