What the fuck is the difference between asset management and equity research at the analyst level?
For example, at GS there is Global Investment Research (equity research .... ?) and within AM there is the "fundamental equity team" that "conducts original, bottom-up research across a broad range of capitalizations and styles, spanning global developed and emerging markets. This team utilizes growth equity, value equity, global equity and real estate securities strategies.
most likely very little...
are you stupid one is buyside the other is sellside. and there are other things to do in AM besides equity research
GSduke
why r u calling the OP stupid? functionally almost the same. calm down.
he was asking at the lowest level, i believe, which in that case...there will be very little difference in what you do on a day to day basis.
in asset management you're not just looking at individual equities, but also how it'll affect the portfolio/fund. you run asset allocations and make sure there isn't too much style drift, variance, correlation etc...
i also don't really know what analysts in equity research do, so keep that in mind when reading my response
For the most part in ER, you are looking at a group of companies, and aren't so much concerned about investment strategy.
new yorker
very little difference functionally/skillset wise at the very low level for a fundamental equity analyst on sell and buyside
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