Tbh - yes, because if you are comparing buyside to sellside than you want to be on the buyside. You’re going to get into your two years and hate life if you go on the sellside.
Now could you get better exits opps by going to any of the names above yes. Granted some here would heckle you for grouping GHL/GUGG/JEF as one. GHL doesn’t really do cap markets
Disagree entirely, depends on your risk tolerance. LMM shop but consistent very high returns. Sure it’s not as clear of a path and you don’t get the “banking pedigree” on your resume but you have a seat which potentially provides some line of sight into a more senior level PE role (know some of these programs progress people into VP roles without MBA). Probably an unpopular opinion on here as everyone is obsessed with 2 years of banking 3 years as an associate then getting pushed out and being forced into an MBA (wasting 2 years and hundreds of thousands of dollars). Just my two cents but your line of sight to carry is much clearer if you take somewhat of a gamble early on. Heads up it’s not that hard to go back into banking from PE may as well take the chance if you like the culture and feel it’s a good learning experience and have a chance to move up.
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Tbh - yes, because if you are comparing buyside to sellside than you want to be on the buyside. You’re going to get into your two years and hate life if you go on the sellside.
Now could you get better exits opps by going to any of the names above yes. Granted some here would heckle you for grouping GHL/GUGG/JEF as one. GHL doesn’t really do cap markets
Did you hear back from them after the case study?
No, not yet.
This shop is white AF... need to up their game in diversity.. lol
i doubt these good ol' boys in charlotte care all that much about diversity lol
Disagree entirely, depends on your risk tolerance. LMM shop but consistent very high returns. Sure it’s not as clear of a path and you don’t get the “banking pedigree” on your resume but you have a seat which potentially provides some line of sight into a more senior level PE role (know some of these programs progress people into VP roles without MBA). Probably an unpopular opinion on here as everyone is obsessed with 2 years of banking 3 years as an associate then getting pushed out and being forced into an MBA (wasting 2 years and hundreds of thousands of dollars). Just my two cents but your line of sight to carry is much clearer if you take somewhat of a gamble early on. Heads up it’s not that hard to go back into banking from PE may as well take the chance if you like the culture and feel it’s a good learning experience and have a chance to move up.
Definitely wouldn't take over BB/EBs. You can exit into much better places and have more optionality by starting out at a top IB vs a no-name PE shop.
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