Getting a Job in Hedge Funds

Contents.
<p>Preface.</p>
<p>About the Authors.</p>
<p>Chapter I. Getting Started.</p>
<p>Chapter II. Out of Undergrad.</p>
<p>Chapter III. Pre–MBA.</p>
<p>Chapter IV. Out of Business School.</p>
<p>Chapter V. Getting In Later In Your Career.</p>
<p>Chapter VI. Fund Marketing.</p>
<p>Chapter VII. Risk Management.</p>
<p>Chapter VIII. Operations.</p>
<p>Chapter IX. Accounting.</p>
<p>Chapter X. Fund of Hedge Funds.</p>
<p>Chapter XI. The Resume.</p>
<p>Chapter XII. The Interview.</p>
<p>Chapter XIII. Compensation.</p>
<p>Chapter XIV. Working With A Recruiter.</p>
<p>Appendix A. Resources.</p>
<p>Appendix B. Resumes.</p>
<p>A Pre–MBA: Bulge–Bracket Banker Lands At A Distressed Debt Fund.</p>
<p>B Pre–MBA: Getting In From A Second–Tier Bank.</p>
<p>C Pre–MBA: Making It With A Liberal Arts Degree.</p>
<p>D Pre–MBA: A Typical Banking Hire.</p>
<p>E Pre–MBA: Swapping the Sell–Side For A Long/Short Fund.</p>
<p>F Post–MBA: From Private Equity Into Hedge Funds.</p>
<p>G Post–MBA: A Banker Gets In.</p>
<p>H Marketing: Moving Into A Senior Role.</p>
<p>I Risk: Switching From The Sell–Side.</p>
<p>J Risk: Taking A Roundabout Route.</p>
<p>K Operations: The Basic Ops Hire.</p>
<p>L Accounting: An Ideal Accounting Hire.</p>
<p>Index.</p>