<t>Hi there,With Chinese Financial System undergoing major changes, I sense that there will be great opportunities there, particularly in credit markets. Can someone give advice/opinion on:1. How you see the opportunity in Chinese credit markets? How long will it take before the credit markets take ...

Hi,Can someone please tell me which of the following areas in fixed income research are less demanding on quantitative skills, thanks.corporate bondhigh-yeildconvertiblehibriddistressed debtcredit derivatives and othersThanks in advance

<t>I am 39 years old, recently, I graduated from a master of applied finance course after a long IT career. Obviously, age and lack of experience in financial services industry are my primary concerns.Can someone please tell me (bearing in mind that I don't want a role with too much IT): 1. which ar...

Could someone please suggests some head hunter names who specialize in asset management or investment banking in in Australia? Thanks

<t>Thanks Greg for your comment.You've done a great summary on my "inexperienced" side, though I am not quite sure about the "skill" side. My interest is to have a career like that of Warrent Buffet or Peter Lynch, but they knew/learned everything I know now from a very early age.... - many position...

<t>Interest is certainly important in choosing a career, so is ability and background. Put interest aside, with my background and degree, what kind of position do you think I have a better chance to set foot in - credit analyst/market analyst, risk management, hedge fund, seritization or something e...

<t>Thanks Greg and Adder for your information and advice.With my background and degree, what kind of position do you think I have a better chance to set foot in - credit analyst/market analyst, risk management, hedge fund, seritization or something else, apart from IT related position? which one pro...

<t>Many thanks for your advice, Greg.I guess my goal is to become an investment expert, say, a money manager one day. Although I can program and had spent a few years studying mathematics in my undergarduate many years ago, I wouldn't say that's my strength. My strength, I think (people might laugh)...

Thanks mayl. I appreciate your advice.However, after many years in IT, I really had enough sitting in front of a machine doing coding all day, I'll try to avoid (or at least minimize) the time in coding/developing program.Any other thoughts?

That's not an option - I left the IT department from an insurance company quite a few years ago. Thanks anyway.

<t>I have read all the threads on career change at this forum. Some of them are very helpful. But still, I hope someone can come up with a more comprehensive strategy for me - I really appreciate.Having had enough with IT for 12 years in various industries (including 3 years in IT department in bank...