I have 1 year internship experience in IB (BB) and 6 months internship in a MF
I was interested in joining as an analyst a brand new fund, with the idea that being at the start of a PE fund could be really interesting
How do you guys think I should approach it? (Think for example about a new smallcap fund that just raised €100m, with 2 founders/partners)
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Those kind of funds will typically not hire analysts because they need everyone to be contributing from day 1. They don't have the time or resources to train you.
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