Which PE Funds have Generalist programs?
Which PE mega funds/UMM give generalist offers and which give industry specific?
I believe Carlyle is industry specific, to start.
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This is such an easy question to research, but Carlyle is not industry specific. They have dedicated RE/FIG teams, but the "US Buyout" fund is generalist.
It’s obviously not that easy after all...
Carlyle, KKR, TPG and Warburg are industry specific. Blackstone, Apollo, Bain, H&F are generalist.
Thanks!
Bump. Does anyone know of other MF/UMM funds that do generalist associate PE recruiting?
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