Should I take a MM IB or PE internship pre MSF?
I am an incoming MSF candidate at one of the top US MSF programs- I've had a F500 FP&A internship and am currently completing a regional boutique (~5 headcount) internship (this is my 5th month).
I've had luck networking and have solid leads for two internships- the first being a (I believe lower tier) middle market bank in Tech (~50 headcount), and the second being a strong Healthcare PE fund.
I'm looking to go into IB after my MSF degree- would sticking with IB for now translate better to full time recruitment in the Fall?
The PE internship has a stronger name brand, but perhaps the transferrable skills/day to day at the investment bank would be more aligned with my short term career goals; but then again, I can already speak to many of those skills thanks to my current regional boutique position.
I also have the very intriguing option of a PE internship abroad, in Singapore (I am from the US). This would be perhaps a distinguishing point on my resume, and personally very intriguing (I would love to live abroad).
Longer term I want to try to aim for a T7 MBA and then private equity/senior position in Tech Corp Fin.
Thanks!!
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