UBS Asset Managment Program for Graduates
Anyone have some insights into this group --> work hours, culture, comp, exits? Also, do you think this is a good place to start off in your RE career if you want to pivot into REPE eventually?
Based on the most helpful WSO content, starting your career in an Asset Management program like UBS can be a good stepping stone towards a career in Real Estate Private Equity (REPE). Here's why:
Diverse Responsibilities: As an AM analyst in a large fund, you'll likely have diverse responsibilities including refinancing, budget/leasing analysis, Capex plans, and dispositions. This can give you a broad understanding of the industry.
Good Culture: It's been mentioned that the pay is good and people are friendly in such environments, which can make your initial years in the industry more enjoyable and less stressful.
Potential for Growth: It's definitely an option to stay in Asset Management your whole career, but if you're interested in REPE, having this experience can be beneficial.
However, I don't have specific insights into the work hours, culture, compensation, and exit opportunities at UBS Asset Management Program for Graduates. It's always a good idea to reach out to current or former employees to get a first-hand account of their experiences.
Remember, the most important part is your interest in real estate. If you have that, it can make the hours you put in enjoyable and avoid the "soul crushing" feeling. Good luck!
Sources: Quitting to do REPE, HELP - Career Path in REPE Asset Management?, Ask Me Anything: REPE Investment Professional, Why do so few go into Real Estate?
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