Residential Investment Management at Invesco
This job posting mentions that you will perform acquisition due diligence in collaboration with acquisitions, underwriting and engineering.
https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/3956425282
What exactly is this role? I thought this was an acquisitions gig but then the job description notes you will working on collaboration with acquisitions, is this an asset management gig then? Appreciate any insights from anyone familiar with this role and how teams are set up at Invesco, thank you so much!
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I believe I already responded to you elsewhere, but that reads to me like an asset management role.
Driving the investment strategy, monitoring asset performance, and actively overseeing the listed personnel are classic asset management responsibilities.
Any insight into the comp range for this role?
Job req is actually right up my alley but have a feeling that:
1) Director title at Invesco is more equivalent to VP elsewhere, and;
2) Comp prospects are probably underwhelming assuming typical lifeco discount vs other REPE players
Why is there is a lifeco discount when Invesco is not a lifeco?
It's an AM role. The part you help AQ with is assumptions when they're UW and then some DD.
Is director the next title after associate or is there an associate director title before that? if you are working at or familiar with Invesco, what’s the progression in comp like? Do directors get paid $175K-200K base and after that what’s the next progression in title and pay? Also how does the role and responsibilities change once you become a director as compared to when you were an associate? Appreciate any insights (both good and bad) on invesco and this job, thank you!
Associate>SA>AD>Director, there is defs a cut from a "director" level as there is not an analyst level, and starts at associate out of uni
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