INSEAD EMFin as a Path to Mega Funds with Paul

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Um and that would include, I guess, funds associated with certain sovereign wealth funds. They tend to be very focused on uh a certain type of tv. Um and and particularly that tv would have something like uh the experience qualifications, but also a business school, and it's simply because they get so many applications. Somebody actually once told me this step, the way that they actually recruit is that they just divide up people into, you know, people that may have attended instead and people that have not attended into yet, or people that have attended Harvard, and people that have not attended Harvard, and really, they just because they've got so many applications, they won't even consider those that have not attended certain certain schools, you know, there's obviously good and bad with that, but in my experience, particularly for the mega funds, particularly for those funds that are associated with very large pools of capital, like the sovereign wealth funds, um, you know, it was almost like a prerequisite that you had to come from a certain business school. Obviously, I think the smaller funds, I think a lot of the funds that are more personal personalized or, or, you know, are still emerging. They really are looking to, they may consider people that don't necessarily have, I guess, kind of a um, the specific template of tv that they're looking for, but certainly in my experience, the bigger guys, simply because they get so many applications and they needed some way of actually sorting them and ordering them. For better or for worse, they really did that a lot of the time, just through business school.