Internship: MM Corp Finance or UBS Wealth Management?

Hey guys, so I'm going into the summer before my senior year in undergrad at a top 100 school. I have been part-time interning with a UBS Wealth Management group, one of their top 100 groups nationally, and have a full time offer for the summer. It's not a structured program internship, but just an intern with this specific group. It is not much money compared with official internship programs, but they still have great resources to learn from.

However, I just recieved an offer for a corporate finance internship with a smaller manufacturing firm. I would be working on specific projects directly with their CFO, who last worked in IB for a BB. This internship is also higher pay than UBS WM.

I would like to go into C-banking or I-banking after graduation next year, or CorpFin at a large, nationally recognized company. After a few years, then I think would be better to go into WM or advisory. I also interned with AXA Advisors last summer.

Essentially, which job would you choose and why? I would appreciate fast responses as both deadlines are approaching. Thanks so much!

 

Thanks for the post. I meant that in any circumstance, it would seem better to enter to PWM after a few years so you can have a legitimate track record and already have probably prospects for clients. It is too difficult to enter into PWM right after undergrad, so I'm not looking to do that. However, I am hoping the UBS name will stand out next year when applying to IB, banking, big corpfin, etc.

 

Do you think the UBS name will propel it at all, as the MM company is rather unknown (25million/year aerospace manufacturing firm)? But I would be working with the CFO, which could be a great experience..

Could anyone provide any more detail than just "corp finance"?

 

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