Moving from a PE firm to a principal investments buyouts group at an investment bank
Has anyone considered moving from buyside to a buyside team housed under an investment bank? Currently finishing up a pre-MBA program and I have the option to move from a private markets platform that runs 25bn+ to a sector specific buyouts (principal investments) team running client money at a bank.
Has anyone considered this?
Curious what expectations would be like to move back to a financial sponsor in the future / what long-term comp expectations would be at a role like this.
For reference this is not GS, and there are a few others with similar backgrounds in the group.
why tf would you do that
I clarified post a tad bit - this would be a group investing client capital group at the bank, not financial sponsors.
Still a WTF looking response?
No, if this is Macquarie...
Any reason why specifically them? Is this because there a cutoff on banks that this makes sense at (like JPM Asset management yes, but Barclays no)?
This sounds like MSIM. You didn’t give enough of a background about yourself or your interests for good advice to be given. What are your long term goals? How much do you value WLB? What pay are you okay with?
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