Mid Market Fund to Large Cap (London)
I got an offer from a MM fund. Not exactly the space I am targetting
How hard is it to make the move to a Large Cap / UMM, if I decide this isnt for me?
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It happens occasionally, but I’ve never seen anyone quit unless they either were crap or their fund couldn’t keep raising more money. Suspect once you join a fund it’s broadly where you’ll stay, and even at a well performing MM fund you should have a reasonably clear path to MD with the potential to clip £1m+ a year so not a huge incentive to go through with the hassle of interviews.
Hard but achievable, sector / exits / experience matter.
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