Doesn't stack up to Point72 at all in terms of training or training recognition. In terms of the fund itself - solid shop I hear. Especially in Europe.

 
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We get it - you work at p72. You’re hardo-ing around this forum comment after comment about how fucking brilliant this programme is. It’s annoying. Go put on some real risk and then come back.

 

OP asked a question and got an answer. I don't think the program is all that to be honest and I'm taking a banking offer for FT but that's by the by...not sure why you're getting annoying over some random dude on the internet who has 0 impact on your life...

I dunno just seems a bit weird

 

What are you talking about? They run large books, can take directional tilts, and have way more AUM/head and less leverage. Their talent all look very strong 

based on the p72 vs lone pine thread here there are an insane number of pod trolls in the forum. At this rate we will get a citadel vs TCI thread

 
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again im not close to them, but i do know the vast majority of their AUM is not for the US fundamental equity multi-manager strategy - which is what i was commenting on/what this thread seems to be about. so the aum per head calculation makes no sense 

similarly i was not aware they could take meaningful directional tilt in this business/was under the impression they try to run a factor/market neutral model, hence my view its discount big-pod.

if i'm wrong on those two specific points let me know, but it sounds like you're just looking at the firm in aggregate...

 

Would you mind DM me the two names? I just started the process and would like to reach out in case they are willing to share any insight

 

Would you mind sharing some of the questions you get asked?

Got increasingly curious after your comments of “bizarre “

 

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