I know there are other questions similar to this but am looking for a neutral analysis if someone has an opinion.
Information I could find:
*Underwrite deals and present to blackstone who approves or declines the deals
*Experience level seems to be all over the place, they have analysts with 3 or 4 years of experience or started with zero levels of experience. They also have associates with non target schools with 3 years of experience
*They are expanding like crazy and seem to stress culture (not sure if it's good or bad)
*Overall seems like a lot of deal flow
One thing is clear is that it's not blackstone but I was curious what you think the value would be for someone with a few years of industry experience (3-4) and a msre to take an analyst title at this place.
I interned at LivCor a few years back. It was a phenomenal experience. The culture is great. You will be exposed to several different teams and work is very collaborative. Great place for someone to start at straight out of UG. Not entirely sure about 3-4 years of experience. However, excellence is rewarded in the form of quick promotions. Hope this helps a little bit!
Helpful thank you, definitely helps speak to the culture.
Curious about the work/worth from maybe an outside perspective if anyone has a feel.
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