<t>Hi all,Can any one throw some lights on this? I know ETF is cheaper strategy to implement, can be short sold but still I believe there are certain advantages that an ETF offers to institutional clients so they prefer it. It mostly related to market micro structures, at least I believe.Any comment...

<t>You have said that u will be doing MS in Fin. Engg. from NYC. Its a good choice considering your background. After completing, u can get a risk management job in any reputed IB. From there a good option would be shifting to hedge fund as a portfolio maneger, if possible. However, what I said r al...

<t>Hey gentinex,Thats an amazing info.......Can u tell me whether such opportunities are available in UK, especially in London? I'm asking so coz getting a work permit in US is very difficult, as compared to UK...atleast u can rope with HSMP and holidaymakers status in UK which is not possible in US...

<t>dj99b,Thanks for your courteous reply. I know math fin is a completely different entity. I have a sound understanding of stochastic calculus and its application to option pricings. In fact my job profile is to work with few institutions to hedge their portfolio and very often I have to use variou...

Traderjoe,Would like to remind u that this forum is for exchanging ideas and gathering information....not abusing others. Hope you remember this in future.

<t>Well, no where I've mentioned the certainty to get into these two programes. I have run thru respective websites and came to know that Oxford offers MSc in Math Fin throu its continuing education department. And to get an admission, you have to pass a test on math(available on the site only). The...

Many thanks to all of you.As per US Visa rule, I'm authorized to work up to 20hours a week.Based on standerd of living expense, NY seems better than UK.Let c what happens.

<t>I'm from India, having three years of experience with investment managemnet industry in sales and marketing. Recently cleared CFA level-1. Undergraduate in engineering. Would like to do advanced course on mathematical finance. So I've choosen two institutes, one is oxford another one is courant. ...

Please somebody here to tell me about the placement of Cass MSc - QF????Please give some useful advices.

Can nybody tell how is the Cass MSc - QF? I've gone thru their syllabus...seems quite structured. How about placements?I'll be joing there in this september. Kindly reply. Thank you

<t>Hi All,Can anybody throw some lights on the followings. 1. MSc - Investment Management - Cass Business School. 2. MSc - Finance - Cass3. MSc - International Securities - ICMA4. MiF - London Business School.Which one among them is better, in terms of job prospects. I live in Mumbai, India and havi...

<t>Hi All,Can anybody throw some lights on the followings. 1. MSc - Investment Management - Cass Business School. 2. MSc - Finance - Cass3. MSc - International Securities - ICMA4. MiF - London Business School.Which one among them is better, in terms of job prospects. I live in Mumbai, India and havi...

Hi flank,I dont know u. Who is this abu? And wat abt this dee simpsons??I'm completely cluless man!!!

<t>Hi Jomie,Its my pleasure to hear from you. I appriciate your patience to read the whole msg. Do you stay in London? I'm thinking for applying HSMP to get a permit in UK.I completely agree with you regarding work permit. In US, it is next to impossible. Comparatively UK might be easier. What do yo...

I need to rectify that I'm heading the Mumbai Corporate and Institutional Sales dept where Four people reports to me. Mathew, you are absolutely right. Even in India also one has to have 8-10 yrs of exp. t obe promoted as Head.