<t>Of course #2, no doubt about it. You will receive a full time offer from the BB if you do well over the summer (this has a high probability - most of them do get offers if they don't screw up badly). Plus, you don't want to have regrets later down the road if you skipped this opportunity that off...
I am just wondering about the following:1) Which one is better recruited at IBs?2) Which program is more relevant for trading?3) Which one is better for working as a quant?Thanks in advance.
Has anyone gone through the interview process for investment banks such as Deutsche Bank, Credit Suisse, and Morgan Stanley in Hong Kong? What kind of questions should I expect? This is for Associate position.Any help would be greatly appreciated. Please feel free to PM me.
So I am assuming the result of these 3 sections determines whether you will get an interview or not? How competitive is this whole thing? Is it normal to be invited to this if you only have a Master's degree?BTW, khoni06, make sure you reply them by 11:00PM on Sunday.
Based on my understanding, Series 3 and 63 do not need sponsorship. Therefore, if you could pay the fees on your own, then you should not have any problem. However, Series 7 and 55 do need a sponsor for you to take the exam.Best of luck...
<t>Hi all,I am asking for a friend of mine - Which program is more useful in the quant finance world, Statistics or Applied Mathematics? Assuming that my friend has already gotten his financial engineering/mathematical finance degree and has an interest to broaden his skillsets/knowledge. Which of t...