What smaller pe funds (not the classic MF's) would you consider working for after 2-3 years of BB IB experience.
I want to work for a smaller but prestige PE shop in NY and wanted to ask what comes to mind.
Jul 27, 2020Jul 27, 2020
Private Equity Interview Course
- 2,447 questions - 203 PE funds. Crowdsourced from 750k+ members
- 9 Detailed LBO Modeling Tests and 15+ hours of video solutions.
- Trusted by over 1,000 aspiring private equity professionals just like you.
Related Content
See moreTotal Avg Compensation
March 2021 Private Equity
-
Principal (7) $694
-
Director/MD (15) $627
-
Vice President (61) $374
-
3rd+ Year Associate (63) $267
-
2nd Year Associate (121) $248
-
1st Year Associate (256) $223
-
3rd+ Year Analyst (24) $164
-
2nd Year Analyst (58) $137
-
1st Year Analyst (168) $119
-
Intern/Summer Associate (18) $71
-
Intern/Summer Analyst (182) $59
Comments (11)
If it's smaller it's more likely you're going to be silo'ed. I can think of two but I would check PEI 300:
Flexpoint Ford - FS
Siris - Tech
Kelso, CD&R(pretty big but not as big of a public profile as MFs), Searchlight, Gamut
just off the top of my head and only really have one summer of banking experience
props for honestly haha
haha thanks, too much BS from the anonymous posters
New Mountain Capital, Thomas H Lee, Lindsay Goldberg
THL is not in New York - it's in Boston.
Good point, thanks!
A few of these have already been hit on: New Mountain, American Securities, Veritas, Crestview, Searchlight, Kelso, KPS, Lindsay Goldberg, Odyssey, Oak Hill... I'm missing a ton.
Just to add on: Harvest Partners, L Catterton, Welsh Carson, Sycamore.
lol
Also GL getting in US PE from canada
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Want to Unlock by signing in with your social account?