last chance - Help buyside ER AC
Hi guys,
I posted here before about failing one of my AC (super day) at Cap/Fidelity/T-rowe price and was feeling demoralised and my only chance was to go IBD for the moment as I already had an offer. I recently got invited for a final round at Fidelity on short notice after netowrking and was wondering if you guys had any advice to prepare well for a buy-side interview and what would your tips be.
The big problem is that I currently have no stock pitch, and would need to come-up with at least one within 2days and was wondering if you guys had any advice or any ressources you could signpost me to, mainly around coming-up with a thesis.
[dickthesellsider], fcf_yield, Monkey4729, nutmegger189, any tips please.
If you didn't have a stock pitch, how did you land the final round in the first place? You are unlikely to come up with anything great IN TWO DAYS in front of some of the most difficult firms to get into in finance.
Resources:
it is the UK, it is a bunch of random unrelated assessment and numerical questions
I'm not in the industry, but send me a PM, maybe I can help. (Because you're anon I can't PM you)
Edit: going to bed, will anser you tomorrow morning.
The M&I stock pitch guide on youtube is what you're looking for.
Curious what you did to get this AC tho
You'd be surprised...speaking from experience, some of the firms that OP's listed can be pretty open to unorthodox backgrounds if they think you're intelligent enough. I'm speaking from an American perspective, though.
Haha that's not what I meant. I'm sure OP has a fine profile. He had a previous thread where he said he hadn't made it through these processes iirc so I'm asking what he did to change their minds.
Thank you for the tips.
I failed Cap group super day and got invited to Fido because the head of recruitment used to be work for the bank where I interned
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