Citi or BoA SA London 2025
Title. Both in IB.
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Bofa - capped hours and basically a guaranteed conversion, what’s not to like ?
Would go with Citi - better long-term potential. BofA in shambles RN
One day I hear citi is in shambles, stock price, Jane Fraser, project Bora Bora.
One day, I hear it’s bofa.
Hilarious when comparing to Shiti lol
I’d go with BofA for similar reasons mentioned above, 95% conversion rate and a fairly strong rep, I’d be cautious if you want to remain A2A as the mid level is quite bloated but other than that it’s great
I had chats with analysts at Citi and was told that interns get a fair bit of exposure to transactions which I value and I really like the fact they’re in Canary Wharf
I ended up going for Citi
You may be the first person to say they like Canary Wharf. What's there to like about it. London work locations go:
Mayfair >>> City >>> Canary Wharf
Yeah the illusion of CW will expire after your 10 weeks. Then you'll be back at BofA/in the city for FT I assure you.
Citi seemed to be getting better recently, BofA had a lot of strong senior exits.
Would go with your gut, difference is marginal so no need to overthink it too much in my opinion
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I'm at Citi. BofA is better atm if you're risk averse, Citi return offers are not good rn. Otherwise no real difference
What teams are best for conversion? will be at Citi this summer.
It's not really teams that determine it... HR will have a headcount of how many return offers they want to make. You're going to be judged against the whole cohort, irrespective of team. When you get a return offer (which I hope you do), you get a generalist offer. Maybe you come back to the same team FT, maybe you go somewhere else. I've seen a lot of people going to different teams to where they did their internship in.
My advice to you is to pick a team with people you get along with professionally and think have a good mentorship culture. Also pick one that you are interested in. It is a lot easier to get a return offer in such teams - because you will actually be showing the skills needed for one through being engaged, interested, etc., than in a team you have no interest in because you just won't put in as much good work as you would in one you really want to be in.
Does that make sense? I hope this is helpful to you.
Damn, I can't get a single AC & people are choosing between offers
I got my offer at a BB in Global Markets for my first internship after an AC in like March, keep applying
Edit: this was in 2022
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