Investor Relations Analyst

What's the general consensus about working as an IR Relations at PE funds ranging from micro to the megafunds?

Obviously everyone here wants to do development/acquisition/assetmanagemnet/brokerage but there isn't really talk about being in Investor Relations

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I don't work in IR, however, it isn't a bad role from what i've been exposed to. Despite all the shit-talk from hardos, it's not bad. You would gain lots of qualitative experience communicating construction / distribution updates through memos as well as be very involved in capital raises on the debt and equity side. Comp is obviously below what you would get in Acq / AM / Brokerage, however, you will have a way better work-life balance, so might be worth it depending on what your priorities are. 

 

That is what I’ve been told as well… better work life balance and not being in Excel as much.

What would you say the stereotypical IR person is? Beyond being “female and attractive” lol. Is there a personality type you’re seeing more often?

 
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I'm guessing OP might be trying to break into CRE, or be considering an IR job given the terrible state of acquisitions and development hiring at the moment. In my opinion it seems like a decent option. The IR guys have to know their shit - one of my old coworker / friends in the energy industry was constantly bombarded by our public investors wanting to know ever number behind the latest investor deck etc.

 

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