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Asset Based Lending Career Progression / Compensation
Wondering if anyone has info regarding career/salary progression in ABL? I've heard mixed reviews, but it seems like a decent pay for hours worked. Coming from a non-target, this role seems like a good place to start and either stay in, or try and lateral into something else (LevFin, IB, Corp...
Transitioning to an Asset Based Lending Career
Hi, I am just starting my 2nd year as an Analyst in Transaction Banking. I realized some time ago that I want to start making a pivot to pursue a career in Asset Based Lending, for its opportunities to cross sell products into Transaction Banking and to working in an IB environment. Luckily, at my...
Where can I go from being an analyst working on ABL inventory appraisals?
I’ve been working as an analyst on ABL inventory appraisals for a year and a half now, and I’m ready to move on, but I have absolutely no idea what my career progression could look like. I’ve sort of backed myself into a corner of an area that’s already a niche part of the finance industry...
Asset Based Lending Exit Opps
I was offered a role for an abl development program and was wondering what are potential exit opps? The type of loan I would be working on are also in a specific area, so I’m worried it might pigeonhole me. Since it’s a more nicher area would I be able to get the necessary technical/quantitative...
Exit to Regional Boutique or Internal Coverage at MM
Currently an A1 in product group (80k, 10k sign, 30-60k bonus) looking to exit to coverage role, weighing options: Offer with Regional boutique: - 80k base, 10k sign, 40% bonus - immediate hire for new year, several buy/sell sides launching then Offer (internal) coverage group: -100k base, won't...
Asset Based Lending
Is asset based lending a good profession? What is the pay progression? Does anyone know exit opportunities?
Is Structured Finance considered IB or CB and is it possible to lateral to M&A?
Is Structured Finance in Europe considered as CB or IB? From my understanding SF is mainly related to lending and advisory services and it differs from DCM because it deals with more complex instruments than plain vanilla. As a recent graduate, do you think it would be possible to transfer...
Asset Based Lending Career Progression / Compensation expectations
I've posted this before but I'm a couple years in now and have my feet wet a little bit. I was wondering if anyone who's been in ABL for a few years has any insights into the following. PNC's reputation - I'm with PNC currently and internally people speak highly of our ABL group, I'm wondering if...
Perspectives on Career Path with Capital Markets Analyst Position
Howdy Yawl, Just another kid looking for some advice on what to do with his life. I'm a recent MSF graduate from a semi-target school currently interning at a small boutique buyout fund focusing on healthcare M&A . I've been tossing resumes out here and there trying to line something up for after...
Pigeonholed in Asset Based Lending
Hi All, I'm an ABL Risk Manager . I work in a mid sized bank at a back office so I do not have a sales goal. I feel grateful for the low stress, decent salary (100K + all in) but I feel pigeonholed and can't seem to get a lateral or even downgrade move. My concern has always been the lack of...
ABL IB at Middle Sized firm or Realty Mgmt at BB
Currently in Ops at BB and looking like there is a decent possibility of transitioning to Real Estate division in next few months. Also pursuing ABL IB at smaller firm. Any comments/advice on which may be preferable, or which would have superior exit ops and comp?
What transaction experience to highlight on resume? Comm. Banking -> IB/MM credit fund/PE
Background: ABL at a BB . As the title says, what type of 'Transaction Experience' should I list on my resume to best spin/highlight my experience if I want to lateral into a IB position or a MM credit fund/ PE firm, if possible? A majority of my time is spent on the portfolio side (working with...
Real Estate/Construction Lending or Asset Based Lending
In your opinion which is better (in terms of hours, pay, future posabilities)? Real Estate is a real money maker but I feel the skills in asset based lending (including sponsor lending) are more transferable outside of the hot markets like SF and NYC .
Warehouse Line for Hard Money Loans
Hi - I read that banks like GS, Wells and JPM have been funding hard money platforms and wanted to know which teams within those banks provide warehouse lines for bridge loans on single family homes. Would this sit on a ABS, RMBS or CMBS structuring desk? Any info helps here, I am underwriting a...
Asset Base Lending
Anyone here who does Asset Based Lending? Is this a good field to get into now? Do any HF and PE shops look for people with this skillset. How does ABL at a bank stack up to LevFin in terms of exit opps and skillset?
Corporate Banking Resume Review! - Just Updated, Please Help!
Please review my Resume, specifically the 2 bullet points in red in the first section. Thanks for the input!
Opportunities for growth-what else can I brush up on to transition jobs?
I'm currently working at a valuation services company for ABL purposes, primarily focusing on inventory valuation. I have had my eye set on IB since my senior year of undergrad, have been at this job just for about a month but figured if I wanted to transition, it's never too early to start building...
Goldman Sachs Warehouse Lending, Securitized Products
Hi Everyone, I have an interview coming up with GS Lender Finance team (Warehouse Lending). Would appreciate any info about the types of skills needed and acquired at a similar job and where it can lead to in the future. Thank you.
Asset Finance and Leasing
Hey guys, I was wondering if any of you can shed any light on asset finance and leasing( DB ) or any similar group at other banks. It seems like a pretty interesting area to work.
Seeking Capital for Distressed Companies Doing $500K-$5M in Sales, Phoenix, Arizona
Looking for capital partners to invest along side me in small distressed businesses in Arizona, typically doing between $300K-$2M in sales.
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