Private equity or SWF Valuation department? What would you pick and why? Confused
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It depends on what you want to do in the long term, if your goal is PE then take the PE gig. Even thought salary is lower, PE will open more doors for your future career and it is definitively a more interesting role than valuations.
The reason why I thought the SWF may be an option is that PE will hopefully be open to me later on given my FDD and Valuation experience in good places. I totally agree that PE is way way more interesting role. But since you're in a PE, wouldn't see that I've worked in FDD and valuation in a SWF (With world class training abroad in NY and London) will make me attractive to PE shops 2-3 years down the road?
No, PE roles are hard to come by, if you want PE, take this one; FDD/valuations folks aren't usually those getting those hard to come by roles
No. It's not easy to get into PE and if this is what you want to do, then just take the PE role. I don't see a reason, apart from money, to do valuations.
Take the PE offer.
It's comforting to see all of you advising on the PE offer over the valuation offer at the SWF, but it is the money what's making me ponder more about it, as it is not only the salary is 35% more, but the bonuses of SWF, surprisingly, is 100% more. The PE shop is new and it's not going to charge management fees since it's owned by a public company, it will start to charging management fees once other money comes in and new funds open up.
the good thing is that I have 2 weeks to make a decision, and inclined to go to PE since its way more fun and interesting.
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