San Fran IB ----> NYC PE possible?

Recently received an offer from Centerview Partners in their SF office and am obviously very excited. However, I want to know how common is it for analysts to move to a different city when recruiting for PE after 2/3 years. I am originally from NYC and would want to move back after my analyst years to be closer to my family and don't want to spend my entire career in SF.

P.S: I got into the SF office for Centerview because that was where my entire school's alumni network is and the people I talked to do recruiting for that office. I also asked them if its possible to move me to NYC office and they said no.

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Not remotely on the same level. CVP NY >>>>> CVP SF.

CVP SF pay is still insane though.

 

easier than other way around, many funds fly out.

Look at team bios for H&F, GGC, etc

 

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