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Apologies for the delay 

I would say that the best thing you can do is to read about the industry, right now its booming and being able to understand whats going on and not having to ask to your analyst for every step you are asked will be appreciated for sure

Then reading some 10K, 10Qs from Insurance, Banks, AMs, Depositories... will help you to know which drivers are important

Just with that you should be well positioned, this is a sector where understanding the sector / metrics is very important, this does also apply to RE and P&U... so the same advice can also be of help

You will have time to model as an analyst, and you will be taught, so enjoy your time until you hit your desk

 

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