Barings Real Estate

What is Barings reputation in the market? 

Is it a good company to work for? Can someone elaborate on general culture / comp / perks / hours etc...?

How are they different than the PGIM/Liberty Mutual/other Insurance-backed investment firms?

What is the growth trajectory for Barings?

How is the comp package / working hours for Barings compared to a more "standard" pension-backed type of investment management firm (Blackstone/KKR/Carlyle)?

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Hartford is the insurance capital of the world. So naturally, owned by MassMutual, Barings has an presence there. But within the RE team, there's may be 3 people, whom are all either relocating to NYC or Boston post-Covid. When I said shutting that office down, I meant for RE folks. There's always going to be some hybrid MassMutal/Barings people there.

 

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