PGIM Real Estate Equity vs. Private Credit
Hey all,
Was wondering everyone's opinion on PGIM and also comparing their private credit vs equity internship. Is there any difference in comps, and what does a career path look like for RE credit vs. equity. Thank you and I hope this helps other people who are wondering which one to apply to. Also, if anyone has an opinion on this, how much better would working in the Newark / NYC group be rather than the Atlanta group bc of proximity to family. I know its a personal preference but would be willing to work in NYC for a few years before moving back down if it helps that much more.
Go private credit and thank me later. You have higher pay ceiling and far more career optionality going the corporate investing route
Are you asking about real estate debt or private credit? Two different things.
Within real estate, I’m pretty certain that PGIM pays the same regardless of location, so if you go Atlanta, your money will go a lot further. NYC will obviously offer more exit opportunities, and it’s probably easier to go from NYC to Atlanta than the other way around. Can’t go wrong.
Just private credit non real estate tied. I was asking though because I have experience in structured credit, and REPE so either we’re a possibility. Thanks for the advice!
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