I wanted to ask a question on what the exit opportunities are like for someone who spends time as an analyst and maybe even associate in leveraged/sponsor finance. Specifically, it would be good to know what some exit opps are at some of the leading mid market players (i.e. GE/Antares).
In your opinion, is this a good place to jumpstart a career in finance? Also, what is the LT career earning potential for someone in this field?
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No one has any thoughts?
know of someone who ended up going to a top tier BB's structured finance group after his stint at Antares. other than that not sure
Thanks! Did your friend enjoy his time at Antares?
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