For institutional alternative investment firms that invest in the 3 major asset classes of PE, Credit, and Real Estate, does pay differ by groups? I’m assuming this is dependent on the performance of the funds and the AUM, but would the base be the same for juniors in all three arms?
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My guess would be that PE > real estate > credit.
Part of my rationale is that PE is more active in asset management and range of outcomes varies more. Credit has structured protection so overall risk taken in lower.
Btw I would put distressed credit and turnarounds under PE.
Agree. Credit still has significant upside as mentioned before depending on AUM, lifespan, as well as performance fees.
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