How to go from debt to equity management in the next couple years?
I am currently doing portfolio management on the debt side but would feel like equity is where my passion is. How do I make the transition to equity? What jobs should I look at that would get me to equity asset management?
[{"id": "hrz0609", "text": "I made a similar switch doing debt asset management at a life company and now work for a REIT. Did 4.5 years as an analyst/associate and really focused on my underwriting/valuation skills. Focus on the things that are common denominators between debt &amp; equity.. this will help you excel in your current role while setting yourself up for what you want to do next. \n\nAt the analyst level I think it really comes down to how well you can model a deal out and that comes with technical expertise and an ability to make solid assumptions.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "hs0272n", "text": "There are tons of jobs on SelectLeaders. The skillset is definitely transferable but there\u2019s certainly a learning curve.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "hs3etvy", "text": "OP, after seeing all your posts and responses to people on this sub...I think it would be beneficial to do some research and then ask more pointed questions.  These are all broad questions.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]