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I have spoken to some people who do that as I also considered it as an option. Got the impression that it was not particularly exciting/interning as involved mostly reviewing valuations done by other people, checking boxes that some standards are fulfilled and convincing other people of that. But could be not representative of course.
Yeah I’m currently in-house. Pretty much what Kroll just said
I’ve heard that some PE valuation teams do get a lot of exposure and work and ton. I don’t want to list names since it’s such a small world. My firm is just about to get over the 100B AUM mark, so we have like over 150 valuations to go through, either private credit or equity.
Its a dead end job. Avoid
Also low growth mobility
Depends on the shop. I do valuations and have worked on tying them in with pro formas and underwrites and also take that and roll it into fund models. I talk to development and asset management as well to confirm/adjust assumptions. I get a lot of exposure to a lot of different sides of the business and get the opportunity to work on a variety of side projects for all those teams.