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cant speak on any of the U.S. offices, but I interviewed at a regional office in Europe.
First round was a superday of 6-7 interviews, all with a different theme: 1. mental math / brain teasers 2. accounting / corp. finance questions 3. personality 4. competencies, etc etc. Those who got through to the next round would be given a credit, likely a 10k and a CIM and prepare a presentation for the team - probably a 1-2 week turnaround.
My assumption is that the U.S. offices have a more traditional recruitment approach. Mental math / brain teasers IMO are a poor gauge of a potentially, strong credit analyst.
Thanks, anyone else?
Interviewed for a summer analyst role at the firm's NY office last year. Incidentally, my experience was extremely similar to technoviking's. The superday consisted of themed rounds that tested markets knowledge (e.g. a stock pitch), accounting, fit, and brainteasers (which were pretty dumb IMO).
Candidates for the summer analyst job only have to go through a phone interview and a superday. Full-time candidates have to do the additional pitch + presentation with 1 week preparation, like what technoviking said. Although I believe it's a traditional stock pitch rather than a credit pitch.
How technical was your phone interview?
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For the full-time process, I can confirm that in the States it is exactly the same as the European regional office's process. Challenging but fair process.
Also, it's a credit pitch, not a stock pitch for full-time. I am sure it's the same for the summer analyst role.
Guggenheim Corporate Credit (Originally Posted: 11/06/2017)
Hey Guys,
I just wanted to get a feel for the Guggenheim Corporate Credit division. What are the street’s thoughts on this division? What do hours look like and the culture of the group? Would one be able to move to a restructuring group or distressed hf from this division? Any other information you have available, I’d love to hear. Thanks for any help you guys can offer.
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Did you hear back from phone interview?
No, did you?
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