I think Sterling Group in Houston is around 270, their latest fund size is ~1bn. Energy focused shops tend to pay pretty well too (Quantum, Encap, Tailwater, NGP etc. all well over billion $ funds though) - Harder to get talent due to its relative nicheness so would assume thats why comp can be so solid down here even at the smaller shops. 

 

is IB -> PE worth it only if you stay in the long term for PE and get carry? seems like you take a step down in comp and its harder to get promoted up the ranks of PE as opposed to IB

 

is moving up the ranks in PE much harder due to fund economics? seems like most PE associates get pushed out after 2 years and either have to go to MBA to re-recruit for VP positions or exit downstream to get a promotion bump. seems like jumping through endless hoops to hope you just get the next promotion vs banking relatively straightforward

 

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