Exit Opps / Future Opps

Hello all. Currently at a top 10 bank doing tax credit real estate investing. Doing direct investing for the bank(underwriting), was just wondering what are potential exit opportunities. I have heard a lot about infra PE, PF, etc. What would be potential exits for an analyst?

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Based on the most helpful WSO content, your role in tax credit real estate investing at a top 10 bank provides a solid foundation for several exit opportunities. Here are some potential paths:

  1. Infrastructure Private Equity (Infra PE):

    • Your experience in underwriting and direct investing aligns well with the skill set required in Infra PE, especially if you've worked on projects involving public-private partnerships or renewable energy.
  2. Project Finance (PF):

    • Transitioning to project finance is a natural step, as your underwriting experience and exposure to structured deals can be highly relevant. PF roles often value expertise in financial modeling and deal structuring.
  3. Real Estate Private Equity (REPE):

    • Moving to REPE is a common exit for professionals in your position. Your background in tax credit real estate investing can be particularly appealing to firms focused on affordable housing or other tax-advantaged real estate strategies.
  4. Development or Acquisitions Roles:

    • Principal-side roles in real estate development or acquisitions are realistic options. Your underwriting experience and understanding of deal structures make you a strong candidate for these positions.
  5. Corporate Real Estate or Asset Management:

    • Some analysts transition to corporate real estate teams or asset management roles within REITs or large real estate firms, leveraging their analytical and investment experience.
  6. Renewable Energy Funds or ESG-Focused Roles:

    • If your tax credit investing experience includes renewable energy projects, you could explore opportunities in renewable energy funds or ESG-focused investment roles.

Each of these paths values the analytical, underwriting, and deal execution skills you've developed. Networking and tailoring your story to align with the specific focus of your target role will be key to making a successful transition.

Sources: Career Paths/Exit Opportunities, https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/corporate/project-finance-exit-opportunities?customgpt=1, https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/private-equity/qa-non-target-top-bucket-ssg-private-creditdirect-lending?customgpt=1, Overview of Infrastructure Private Equity, Overview of Infrastructure Private Equity

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