DCM: MBS vs Credit Derivatives
Hi everyone,
Looking for some advice here, l am currently looking with great interest in a career as a DCM analyst down the road (IG or HY) I am currently working at a big name financial technology company ( think Reuters, Bloomberg, Cap IQ) working in fixed income financial analytics. I wanted to ask what do you think would open more doors for me in the future, specializing in structured products (MBS, CMBS, ABS, etc ) or specializing in credit derivatives ? What do you think may be more applicable for DCM ?
Any feedback is appreciated I know this may be very vague but just looking for some guidance here, thanks!
If you specialize in Structured Products, that could lead to opportunities in Structured Finance which mostly deals with debt.
GS has an IBD Structured Finance group with many interesting and innovative verticals that they're trying to grow - might be something to check out.
Thanks a lot really appreciate that, I say this because I see a lot of people in roles such as MS Global Capital Markets where I see many people working with derivatives but at the same time see analyst positions that work with MBS type of issuances as well ( dcm type roles)
I guess in general do you guys think there's a better future in credit derivatives vs structured finance or vice versa. Thanks everyone
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