T. Rowe Price vs. Artisan Partners

So there are two opportunities I’m currently pursuing and they are very different. T. Rowe would be high yield space on the trading team. At artisan the position would be on the international equities trading desk working the second shift. Both long only in nature pretty much. Both are also kind of niche in there own respect, trading APAC/EM vs. loans, hy, cdx.

I feel like the credit training would be important but the international markets exposure I also am drawn to. Any thoughts?

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