For those of you who work at fundamental shops, do you find that the analysts who went to Wharton as undergrads in general make better analysts given their in-depth coursework in finance and accounting? I assume what you learn at Wharton at the end of the day is still far more thorough and in-depth than what you get at a typical banking analyst program...
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What's the basis of your assumption?
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Depends on whom you ask ;)
Checkmate...
Business school helps at first, but the advantage shrinks pretty quickly over time.
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