maratikus

That's a good approach, go to the interview, see what's involved and decide from there. Credit analysis + CFA + Ivey is a good background, so you have plenty to work with if not this job.

Any particular reason you wouldn't skip MBA / ER / fund of funds and try to move up the curve in credit research instead? I'm less familiar with that side of the industry, but this is one of the most exciting credit markets since... a while (counting today as an extension of 2008), and your skill set may be in demand today as is. ER is mostly a bunch of people rehashing what management wants them to say, whereas on the credit side you can do real analytical work (at least that is my impression).