So I found a job posting for a Government and corporate finance fixed income analyst position.
The job description gives very little information. Have you had any experience with this type of job? If so, what is it exactly? What do you do?
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My guess would be muni analysis looking at general obligations and revenue bonds issued by government entities? Is this for a ratings agency by any chance?
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