Investment Banking Summer CV

Mainly writing this post as I am quite confused about what I should add to my CV. For some bg: UG at a UK target, studying Econ/Fin/Management. So the current CV that I have was heavily tailored towards spring weeks ( for non-UK people on the platform.. Spring weeks are 2-3 day insight programs where we get to go and explore the firm and, if we perform well, can convert that into a summer) and I did have some success and landed a few springs. Unfortunately, none of them convert so I am in a position where I have to apply for summers.

My CV right now doesn't have that many relevant experiences but rather shows a wide range of experiences because I wanted to stand out in my spring application. However, I heard from current SAs at my uni that for summers firms expect your CV to have a lot more relevant experiences. Is this true? I did work really hard to get into a bunch of investment clubs and do have 3-4 leadership positions as of now, along with a decent non-finance internship. 

I have about 3-4 months now to work on my CV and hopefully try and get a IBD summer internship. So right now apart from maybe a finance internship this summer to add to my CV is there anything else that I need to do to make my CV stand out. If anyone has any advice, it would be really appreciated. Thank you

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Unrelated (I've never been to UK) but how exactly is performance of clueless kids (in a spring week) within 3–10 working days assessed to decide who gets a summer interview

 

From my experience, the spring weeks just have a guaranteed assessment centre for each participant on the last day. The rest of the programme is just an insight into the firm and networking events.

 

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