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shorttheworld
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I know a lot of people are curious as to what schools are more prone to get recruiters for investment management roles and I wanted to see if I was spot on with what I researched here and if anyone could chime in a bit more as to the heaviness of IM shop recruiting at these schools
Harvard/Wharton/Chicago/Columbia : Hedge funds, large asset management shops (fidelity wellington etc)
Tuck/Sloan: Large Asset Management Shops in Boston, not so much for HFs
Cornell/NYU: I've heard SOME asset management shops but not all, Cornell has a good relationship with fidelity but outside of that mostly sell side equity research positions
Can anyone lend a voice to the accuracy of this comment? Either regarding how heavily a certain school is recruited for HF/asset management shops/sell side ER? thank you!
Harvard/Wharton/Chicago/Columbia : Hedge funds, large asset management shops (fidelity wellington etc)
Tuck/Sloan: Large Asset Management Shops in Boston, not so much for HFs
Cornell/NYU: I've heard SOME asset management shops but not all, Cornell has a good relationship with fidelity but outside of that mostly sell side equity research positions
Can anyone lend a voice to the accuracy of this comment? Either regarding how heavily a certain school is recruited for HF/asset management shops/sell side ER? thank you!
