Bridgewater or Marshall Wace
Hey everyone,
I'm a junior looking to intern at an HF this summer. I've received two offers, one from Bridgewater, and the other from Marshall Wace (a London-based hedge fund). I'm really not sure what to do, so I guess a few questions:
1) can anybody who worked at Bridgewater tell me if the culture is as scary as it's supposed to be? 2) at Bwater, I'd probably be doing global macro and at MW I'd be doing equities, which one do you guys think is more interesting and has more exit ops 3) which firm do you guys think has more potential for advancement and is generally more interesting
Thanks
Is MW the NYC office and investment analysis intern?
Doesn't MW not give out return offers
Yeah, it's a new program this year (fundamental analysis). As for return offers...not sure haha. They claim that they're willing to give out return offers based on results, but it seems extremely ad hoc
yea i know someone who interviewed there who didnt get the offer but the lack of any sort of return offer guarantee made her wary
i personally would lean Bridgewater to secure a return offer then recruit for ft with that in your pocket, if you want to do something else
what'd you end up deciding
Hi, could you share us some experience about the interview with M.W? Thank u very much!
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