The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Growth Equity! (Compensation, Hours, Lifestyle, Pros & Cons)
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- Опубликовано: 29 июн 2024
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⏱Timestamps⏱
0:00 - Introduction
0:54 - What is Growth Equity?
2:53 - The Top Firms
3:54 - The Daily Upside
5:01 - Day to Day Responsibilities
6:34 - Hierarchy and Compensation
8:30 - The Pros and Cons
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Great video
waiting for Growth Equity 1 prequel now
Great tips!
thank you!
I really want to see your point on MM boutique IBs.
Can you do an episode on Private Debt please?
Hi Ben,
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Being fascinated, I'm taking a goal to watch all your video & I'll leave a comment for appreciating or just sharing I've seen your video.
Very great works!
It would be really helpful if you make the video on MBAs working at Big tech vs Private equity
Hey Ben is it possible for growth equity investors to invest in early stage startups? I know a guy in GS PIA and he invested in two unicorn startups at early stages.
Hey Ben, have you heard anything about the Goldman Sachs AIMS division? Specifically the Petershill group? Interested to see where they would fit in the PE distinction? Thanks!
nope i haven't sorry!
hey ben, can you talk about paths of breaking into GE
for VC you can break in through working in a startup or similar as well as the standard IB or MBB path
but for top PE funds its exclusively through the IB path
where does the GE fall in this category?
more similar to venture capital i'd say
Hey man, I just wanted to ask about the IB resources - is this something that's targeted for recent grads/ppl with a bit of work experience already or more so towards ppl who are still in uni?
Hey Ben, would you agree with the following classification then?
VC: Seed ~ Series A
Growth Equity: Series B ~ pre-IPO
PE: Buying out listed firms
How many years does it take to make senior level?
usually it's about 2-3 years per level
@@rareliquidcareers In large firms, definitely possible although many people stay at Director level. However, many small- to mid-size firms - at least in my experience - never or rarely promote, much like hedge funds