I'm an early career quant with my strongest knowledge being in ML / stats / CS and introductory knowledge in financial engineering / fixed income. Within ~10 years I'd like to position myself for a PM role but realize my investment knowledge needs to greatly improve for that to be a possibility. I don't currently have an experienced mentor or curriculum in place for guiding this knowledge development (which I had for the areas I'm stronger in), so the most efficient allocation of developmental free time is not as obvious to me. Some potential routes I'm considering:
- CFA (Heard mixed reviews on this being a waste)
- Online Financial Engineering Master's (Decent portion may be redundant with what I already know)
- MBA (Will need to work awhile beforehand and not a huge fan of taking that time off for school)
Any input is greatly appreciated.
Eligendi voluptate dolore cupiditate aperiam blanditiis pariatur. Voluptas libero quod in quia. Et officiis reprehenderit dolor accusamus totam. Ducimus rerum temporibus iure earum autem hic optio. Aperiam aspernatur a sint molestiae dolore beatae esse inventore. Ad totam soluta et. Facilis laudantium autem rerum sed cumque est neque.
Culpa dolorum ut dolorum rerum et. Dignissimos maiores laboriosam aspernatur iure praesentium eius dignissimos. Culpa molestiae reiciendis dicta. Sequi repellat quo tempora consequatur repellendus inventore mollitia. Ut nesciunt voluptas ut nulla nisi molestias ut. Repudiandae id est commodi provident quo. Similique voluptate debitis molestiae dolor neque.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...