Opportunity: CMBS New Deal Rating Agency to small Insurance Buy Side
I recently completed a first-rounder for an Analyst role for a insurance companies management arm that focuses CRE Originations/ABS/CLO/Pref Equity. Fund size is about $2-$5 billion. The position would be to work directly under a team of portfolio managers.
Sounds like a good buy side gig considering I havent hit a full year as a CMBS new deal analyst at a Big 3 RA. My question, despite the fund being so small, I would gain a ton of exposure and insight due to the tight-knit team. Would this help me make moves in the future to work for a larger CMBS buy side fund (KKR, PIMCO, AXA, Realto etc?) - or - is it better to go to a large bank in origination/underwriting/securitization first?
Thank you!
Is this for A-Cap?
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First 2-5 billion isn’t small.
Second probably harder to switch from smaller shop to mega fund. But not impossible.
Seems like a good gig
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