If the long term goal is acq at a repe fund or developer/REIT, which would be a better opportunity?
- MM capital markets brokerage with good regional client base from what I gather
- debt origination/analysis at major lifeco
- equity AM with a major lifeco
3rd
I would pick the second. Would much rather get the transactional/modelling experience, even if you’re looking at things from a debt perspective.
I'd go with 2nd. I know for a fact that PGIM analyst program takes in ~ 20 a year, and by the end of the three year program ~15 will be in REPE.
The core function for AM at the end of the day is financial reporting.
Not to thread hijack, but where does REIB (say at a BB) fall on this list? Trying to decide the best route to REPE myself and a bit stuck.
What if the only way to reib would be associate level via an mba?
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