One Rock Analyst Program
Am current intern in IB, am curious as to One Rocks analyst program in regards to comp/culture/exits/promo opportunity/etc. Also interested in general thoughts on the firm and how fundraising for their current fund is going.
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If you're considering joining, the firm's growth, culture, and operational focus make it an attractive option, especially if you're interested in hands-on value creation.
Sources: One Rock Capital - Thoughts?, Best PE Analyst Programs vs Opportunity Cost (top IB), Blackstone / PJT Exit Opps, Info on Capital Group, Abraaj Capital - Global Anlayst Program - 2017 Intake
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Type of firm that prides itself on being able to transact hairy and complex situations — culturally wearing suits often and I believe Fridays is business casual. Professional, if not old school / hardo environment.
They’ve been working on raising Fund IV for over two years and have been trying to sell assets to get DPI. Seems like they’ve been struggling on that front as well as demonstrate a differentiated non-JAMMBO strategy. Its not the “mini-Apollo” that people on WSO tout it to be IMO.
That said, as an analyst, I’d bet you’ll get modeling reps and learn all the fundamentals that you’ll need. They also pay well.
This is helpful, thanks
They are doing fine in fundraising, nowhere near their goal, though. Pitchbook has them at $ 2.6 Bn raised, which would be an upfund from the previous of $ 2 Bn but well below the $ 3.25 Bn goal. Big difference between their "struggles" versus something like AmSec or Onex that can't even raise the previous fund size. Also, will note anecdotally, One Rock has some of the smartest guys in the industrials space, and its port companies are seemingly going pretty well. Is One Rock an elite MM firm? No. Is it a good one? Yes. Raising a upfund in this time is very impressive, a large chunk of PE firms are raising downfunds these days or simply not raising much of anything.
Damn you nailed it. They just announced a nice upfund and a brand new lmm fund.
The classes are small and there have only been a few so far, but there is formal training and it’s focused on mentorship and development. It’s a good seat imo. Firm seems to be doing well with a couple of nice exits in the last 12mo.
Interviewed there but stuck with my BB offer. People generally seemed off-putting, from junior to senior, (I'm sure you'll realize this soon) and have too much of a chip on their shoulder; think they're smarter than the caliber of shop they are. Also don't seem to hire blue-chip prospects. If I had a BB offer in hand I'd stick with banking and recruit somewhere better after your banking sting.
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