Thoughts on Kohlberg & Co
Any one have any insight on this fund? Comp / WLB / culture?
Interested in learning more, but haven’t met much of the team
Any one have any insight on this fund? Comp / WLB / culture?
Interested in learning more, but haven’t met much of the team
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Hey Analyst 1 in IB-M&A, I'm here to break the silence...any of these links help you?:
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I hope those threads give you a bit more insight.
Any updates on this / has anyone heard back from interviews? Ignore the title
Culturally these guys are great. Very friendly and down-to-earth (but still smart / credentialed) people. I think being outside of the Midtown bubble has a positive effect on your psyche. That said they are in Mount Kisco, which is in the burbs and not an especially close one. As of a couple years ago the firm had a shuttle for Manhattan-based employees, catered lunches, etc. but it's still a rough commute you won't have to deal with most other places.
In terms of approach, they are extremely top-down / thesis-driven where >80% of investments begin with an industry-focused "white paper." These are LEGIT research products, like 30 page slide decks analyzing industries, drivers, etc. Since they are so focused (my impression is 4-6 active white papers per sector at a time) I could easily see a scenario where you get fewer deal reps than somebody at a comparable-sized firm, albeit with higher conversion rates on the ones you do pursue. They also tend to be a little less aggressive than peers as it relates to leverage, management changes, M&A, pre-empting processes, etc. which probably have their own set of pros and cons.
Any word if they've closed out their recruiting process? Believe it started a 2/3 weeks ago but was expected to be a prolonged timeline from what I heard
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Smart guys for sure. When they find a sector they like, they go all in. They have been though paying market-clearing and record-setting multiples over the past several years so either they’re smarter than everyone else and know something others don’t, or it’s going to be a set of dismal returns for their current portfolio..
Any one know what pay is?
Anyone know what headhunter group they use?
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They pay huge prices and don’t do any portco work, hand it off to MBB. Sounds nice
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Good culture, chill people, and they run the LGP investment strategy of buying high for good assets, don't operationally change up their portcos, and hope to sell even higher.
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