I am a french student looking to break into IB or Equity Research. Currently in my final year of a Bachelor's degree and have the opportunity to pursue a double degree. The program consists of a first year, followed by a gap year, and then a year at xxx.
Which option would be the best for breaking into corporate finance?
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Your chances are better at EDHEC (coming from someone who usually advocates for Imperial). That course at Imperial is not well respected and not a target course at all. EDHEC 's MFin places decently well in all realms of finance as far as I'm aware
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