Public sector consulting to Infrastructure Private Equity?
I'm 1 year out of undergrad working at a boutique GPS consulting firm (a total of 3y exp) and have done a few projects in the infrastructure sector. Ideally I would like to work in renewable infra PE - Do you guys think this move is possible? or should I be aiming for a stepping stone role in infra advisory or project finance?
Also for the infra guys here what are some good resources, especially on the financial modelling side of things?
Bump
B - I'm sure there are atleast a few people in infra here
maybe some of the core funds investing in de-risked assets yielding high single digits, e.g. fully developed renewables, could be achievable - they typically are more open to people from non-banking backgrounds. places like infrared, lifeco's, low-risk pension funds (not CPPIB / middle east), but even then typically big4 experience.
probably difficult to make a play for the core+ / opportunistic funds (MFs, stonepeak, GIP, etc.) targeting mid-high teens since those are populated with BB / EB power / M&A backgrounds.
Solid comment, agree with this
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