So basically just want gauge opportunities after originations/screening analysis. I turned down a multifamily REPE acquisitions role that came up since my golden handcuffs are tight right now... (145k all in for 2nd year out of college).How long is too long to wait to get out there and grab an equity role? Especially considering the job market.. all input welcome. Thanks in advance
Edit: i really like my job and hours (30-40 hours per week). I dont want to leave but i know i should at some point so that i can still break into equity at a decent age
Need to know this too
Likely easiest as an analyst/associate flip… so call it up to 4-5 years. Gets difficult at the mid level ish roles w out real direct experience. But guys move over constantly … just had some w 15yrs exp roll out.
Dude if you have two years of debt fund experience you could easily pull $225-275k at the right firm (REPE or Debt Fund). Are you on the recruiters radar?
Although if low hours are important to you I could see why you don’t want to leave. Anywhere that pays you more will work you more than 40 hours
Maybe at like blackrock or something but I don't know many funds paying 275k to analysts going on their 3rd year..
Yeah you’d need to get an associate promotion with the lateral. Plenty of people do two years of lending and then go to HIG, GIC, Carlyle, whatever and get $225k+
To all those who are afraid of pigeon holing. Someone inmy network just moved as a director in a bank to a director at a large equity company.
was he moving from a debt lending role to an equity investment role? doesn't count if he was working on the equity side of the bank (MSREI / GS MBD / etc) or going to say debt capital markets
Foreign, not a BB. Yes originations(lender/Capital Markets), TO a very well known name.
I feel like i've just read too many of these "will debt pigeon hole me" posts or questions, so wanted to pepper in some real world examples.
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