Does anyone know anything about Harrison street, specifically the infra fund?
Seems like an interesting opportunity. Not sure if anyone knows what their infra-specific AUM, dealflow, and If they’re more MM or LMM. How would anyone compare this to, say, an IB opportunity at a MM infra/power group or boutique. Goal is ultimately to make it to buyside at a UMM or MF later down the line. Thanks.
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Based on the most helpful WSO content, here's what you need to know about Harrison Street and their infrastructure fund:
Harrison Street Overview:
Comparison to IB Opportunities:
IB Opportunities at MM Infra/Power Groups or Boutiques:
In summary, both paths have their merits. Harrison Street offers a growing platform with strong deal flow, which can be advantageous for building a career in infrastructure investing. On the other hand, an IB role at a middle-market infra/power group or boutique can provide a robust foundation and potentially more direct pathways to larger buy-side opportunities. Your choice should align with your career goals and the type of experience you wish to gain.
Sources: Any info on Sixth Street Partners?, Q&A - Infrastructure PE & IBD, Info on Chicago REPE Firms, Q&A - Infrastructure PE & IBD, Q&A: 1st year FoF Infrastructure at Buyside
They focus on renewables and social infra, so more limited in scope than starting at an infra banking group. Chicago infra is limited to Ullico Infrastructure, Marathon (renewables bank), Allstate infra (small), JP Mortan tax credit group, and the renewable developers (big pay cut). If you want to be in infra in Chicago I think you would do Marathon or Ullico.
What’s the pay gap between working at a renewables developer and an infra fund?
How would you evaluate these two (at the Analyst Level): working at Marathon vs. working in MM Infra/Energy PE (different firm)? Uncertain for my goals, want to maximize optionality.
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