Elliott Management Recruiting
Looking for any insight on the recruiting process out of investment banking (pre-MBA analyst). Any details on process and/or interview questions would be highly appreciated.
Looking for any insight on the recruiting process out of investment banking (pre-MBA analyst). Any details on process and/or interview questions would be highly appreciated.
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I have a friend who successfully interviewed with them, know of another person who did and I went through a first round with them. From what I understand, first round is mainly fit / experience. Met with two people there on a team that was hiring. They asked about my resume and deals. Was friendly. I was told that their hiring process can take a long time even though my friend said his was only about 2/3 months because of a serious RX need at the time of his hire. I didn’t receive any more interviews as far as I remember but was told to expect some like behavioral psychometric exams or stuff like that and some other fit/technical interviews. Maybe even a modeling test. The main emphasis of the differentiation there may have been that they like to have candidates do psychological assessments from what I remember. Most of this info is from 2017-2019. I hope this helps. Best wishes and good luck :)
Any more insights that you remember on how they split up teams? Are there like, equity activism/distressed/sovereign teams?
From what I remember teams seemed to be based off of the senior partners there. It’s like there was one pool of capital somewhat and only a senior partner could like draw from that pool to invest in a transaction/deal/investment/etc. it seemed like each senior partner had a support team to help them find, analyze and present/discuss investments with that pool. For example the partner I believe that I was interviewing with (though I only met with his team) focused on like activism like Hess and other industrial/energy/utility names potentially from what I remember. My friend who had the shorter hiring process said he worked with a brand new partner the firm brought from York to focus on distressed at the time. I’m guessing that like Jesse Cohn / the tech activism is like another team
Thanks for the info.
Would you happen to have any info on the pay?
You are welcome. I don’t have any hard data besides some fact that people seem to go there from top banks / the equivalent investment firms so am assuming pay is in-line / top of the general pay grade for investment firms for people at that level. However, I’m not sure if Elliott is known to be one of those places that pays tippy-top amounts of money compared to its peers like maybe CVP or Viking or APO do maybe. I do figure (and again just my somewhat educated guess) that pay is solid to very good, obviously performance dependent of individual and firm returns, but not ridiculously high beyond all peers as it seems like only a few people there can actually claim some real P&L credit which can drive top comp in industry from what I know
that said, someone with better info than me can easily say that I am mistaken about the above
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