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Wall Street vs private equity: can anyone stop the grad recruitment creep?

Graduates, banks and private equity firms are locked in a tussle for talent that inflicts pain all round

For a group of finance-obsessed US college graduates, the prized gift from proud parents is not a new car or wardrobe. It is a $500 online course called “Peak Frameworks” which covers the intricacies of leveraged buyout models.

Those students are often just two months away from entering prestigious trainee programmes with other employers: Wall Street’s investment banks.

It will be another two or three years before they even take up jobs in private equity firms. Regardless, those roles will be handed out in a frenzied recruitment cycle that starts next month.

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