Anyone have any insight on how Stone Point Capital's FT interview process goes? Does prior experience or knowledge about FIG really matter at the analyst level?
For reference, I'm honestly not very interested in FIG but know that the opportunity to be a FT analyst there would be an immense opportunity. Not really familiar with how PE interviews go in general at the analyst level but any insight would be great. Thank you.
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