An incoming senior looking for advice for Full-Time recruiting

Hello Everyone! As the title mentions, I'm a rising senior at one of the well-known business schools in Canada (think Ivey, Queens, McGill, UofT). During the past 2-3 years, I've developed a passion for FinTech and currently am the president of my school's fintech club. Alongside my passion for FinTech, I've always enjoyed finance and recently came across FT Partners and really felt like a great opportunity to combine the two. So, I was wondering how is FT Partners viewed as a firm, the exit opportunities, etc. and also my chances of possible landing an FT IB analyst position. 3.6 GPA, numerous internship (however, none strictly finance focused, more strategic roles and incorporating finance into), and with being the president of my university's fintech club.

Thanks!

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