Hey all,
I was wondering what the general consensus is on PGIM Real Estate's 3 year Investment Analyst Program. I know the equity side is generally regarded as the better "track" but I was wondering what kind of exit opps there are? Is an MBA at a top tier school possible? Do REPE firms go so far as to recruit out of PGIM? Or is it simply that the program is well recognized and an impressive point on your resume?
Also, does anyone know if the program is in London?
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It’s a well regarded analyst program in the Bay Area. Lots of volume across various sectors/classes, with a lot of institutional knowledge to learn from.
Have several friends who went into this program and exited into MM and top tier REPE.
Highly well-regarded shop, top of class for sure. Lot's of PGIM alum all over the world, many in very, very senior roles. Really, is maybe one of the best entry level positions in institutional real estate to get, they are known to train well.
I can't see why this wouldn't look good on an app for top MBA, as to what an REPE firm would think, I couldn't tell you, but really I can't see why it wouldn't be good.
I wrote this a while back on a PGIM (Prudential Real Estate Investors)
https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forums/pgim-real-estate-sa-interviews
yes its in london
Is it only in London? So people from the US come to London for the analyst programme as well?
They have tons of people in New Jersey (and NYC I think, but not sure anymore), and other cities in US. I'm sure analysts are everywhere (I know for sure in NJ/NY area).
Great place to start out. Tough to climb the corporate ladder. I've heard LifeCo culture can get a bit stale after awhile.
In short - if you have the opportunity to run at it.
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